Kanye West Tried To Divorce Kim Kardashian After Her Encounter With Meek Mill

Kanye West revealed in a now-deleted tweet that he tried to divorce his wife, Kim Kardashian.

West had a public outburst in a series of tweets on Wednesday. In one of his tweets, he said that he attempted to end his marriage with Kardashian after she met up with Meek Mill.

"I been trying to get divorced since Kim met with Meek at the Warldolf [sic] for ‘prison reform,'" West wrote as quoted by Page Six.

"Meek is my man and was respectful," he wrote in another tweet before adding, "That's my dog Kim was out of line."

In his tweet, West accused Kardashian of cheating on him with Mill. The latter reacted to West's post and denied it.

"S--- is cappp cmon.....," Mill wrote on Twitter.

According to TMZ, "cap" means lie(s), so in other words, Mill is denying West's cheating allegations.

Mill did not elaborate more and the outlet confirmed that nothing inappropriate happened when Mill and Kardashian met two years ago.

Kardashian and Mill gathered in November 2018 to attend a criminal justice summit in Waldorf Astoria in Los Angeles. However, the two were never alone.

They were joined by philanthropist Clara Wu Tsai. The three met in Jean-Georges restaurant at the Waldorf and discussed plans to keep the prison reform movement going forward. An eyewitness said Kardashian left the hotel alone after their meeting.

Both Kardashian and Mill have been working with #Cut50, a bipartisan effort to cut crime and incarceration across all 50 states.

Sources told TMZ that Kardashian was aware of West's jealousy. However, they already talked about it and Kardashian made it clear that she and Mill have never been alone together.

Meanwhile, one source told People that Kardashian has been trying to get help for her husband for weeks. The Kardashian-Jenner clan wants the rapper to be healthy and well. However, he has not been cooperative.

"But what do you do when a person doesn't want help?" the source said.

"Kanye is in Cody because he doesn't want help. If he wanted help, he would come back to L.A."