Rapper Kanye West has been 'trying to divorce' Kim Kardashian for two years

In a series of tweets posted (and deleted) Wednesday morning, Kanye made some sensational claims.

Rapper Kanye West went on a Twitter rant this morning, claiming he's been trying to divorce wife Kim Kardashian for two years now, according to reports in various tabloids.
In his latest rambling outburst, West said Kim was 'out of line' when she met rapper Meek Mill to talk about 'prison reform' and referred to her mother Kris Jenner as 'Kris Jong-Un' while accusing both of them of 'white supremacy'.
Taking to his social media page this morning, the star also repeated his earlier claim that his wife and mother-in-law had 'tried to fly in with two doctors' to have him hospitalized amid concerns about his well-being after his bizarre presidential race rally. He wrote: "They tried to fly in with 2 doctors to 51/50 me. I been trying to get divorced since Kim met with Meek at the Warldolf for 'prison reform.'"
"I got 200 more to go. This my lady tweet of the night. Kris Jong-Un Lil baby my favorite rapper but won't do a song wit me".
 "Kris and Kim put out a statement without my approval... that's not what a wife should do, white supremacy," he tweeted.
Kanye seems to be referring to the time Kim and rapper Meek Mill teamed up to speak at the inaugural Criminal Justice Reform Summit in Los Angeles in November 2018.
Kanye rambled on about his wealth and Michael Jackson, saying that the singer was "murdered".
He added: "Meek is my man and was respectful That's my dog Kim was out of line I'm worth 5 billion dollars and more than that through Christ But ya'll ain't listen to MJ and now ya'll believe them???"
He wrote: "MJ told you about Tommy before they killed him Kim saved my daughters life in the name of Jesus It's Gods choice only I will live for my children Kris I'm in Cody if your not planning another one of your children's playboy shoots".
Kanye deleted his tweets about Kim within an hour of posting them, as per reports. The pair are said to be living separately now, after having been 'at each other's throats' during the lockdown.