October 5, 2026 - 20:45

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have found a rare point of agreement when it comes to raising their four children. According to a recent interview, the reality television star says she and the rapper are "aligned" on one specific aspect of parenting, even after their divorce in 2022.
The former couple share daughters North and Chicago and sons Saint and Psalm. While their relationship has had its public ups and downs, Kardashian indicated that they both want to shield their kids from certain pressures that come with growing up in the spotlight. She explained that they agree on limiting how much exposure the children have to social media and the intense public scrutiny that surrounds their family.
Kardashian noted that keeping the children grounded is a shared goal. She said they both understand the importance of letting the kids have as normal a childhood as possible, despite the fame and attention that follows their every move. That common ground has helped them navigate co-parenting, even when other parts of their relationship remain complicated.
The business mogul also spoke about the challenges of raising kids in the digital age. She said she wants her children to feel secure and supported, and that she and West communicate about rules and boundaries when necessary. While they do not always see eye to eye, she stressed that their children remain the top priority.
For now, Kardashian says she is focused on creating a stable routine for the family. She added that both parents are committed to putting the kids first, no matter what.
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