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Kanye West in vile Beyonce and Jay Z outburst after revealing reason for backtracking

Jay-Z and Beyonce have been the targets of Kardashian West’s latest outburst on social media, where he has criticised them.

Kanye West targeted Jay-Z and Beyonce online(Image: X)

Kanye West launched into yet another vile social media outburst, this time taking aim at fellow musicians Beyonce and Jay Z. The controversial rapper, who is now legally called Ye, had shared a vicious post on X regarding the married couple’s family. However, he soon deleted the post – before admitting his regret at doing so.

Ye took to the Elon Musk-owned platform to embark on another nasty outburst, hitting out at a number of people and social groups. Among them were Jay-Z and Beyonce. However, despite taking down his initial post, Ye let it known he regretted his decision.

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Kanye West has been sharing vile posts on social media(Image: GC Images)

Ye blasted one of his comments, which were primarily typed in all capital letters, as saying, “The only thing I was mad about in the last few hours was taking that Jay Z and Beyonce tweet down.” Dame Dash, not Jay Z, signed me, though.

His rant went on: “Concerning the Jay Z and Beyonce tweet, n****s said I woukd [sic] regret it. Noooo I regret taking it down My Twitter is a one way conversion.”

He claimed Jay Z made him take it down, but he insisted that a member of my music team called and begged him to do the same. He claimed they had cautioned him about a Twitter ban before saying that he was “so mad I took that down.”

Kanye made the decision to write “F*** eeevvveeree celebrity I meant it,” after dropping his initial comments.

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Kanye West took to Twitter/X to share his outburst(Image: X)

The star shared a number of outbursts on Tuesday, just one of them. In a spooky post, he also claimed that he “may be murdered within the next week.”

He claimed in a troubling conversation with a friend that his actions on the social media platform would cause him to become “greater” the sooner he was “killed.”

To deal with the repercussions of some of his more hateful comments, the musician took a break from his contentious post. The Gold Digger singer shared a screenshot of a text exchange with an undisclosed friend, saying, “I believe I may be murdered within the next week for my tweets.”

The friend reportedly responded, “Noooooooooooo. No, please. There were other instances of those. Additionally, Pasolini was a communist, and the far-right murdered him because he spoke too much and was gay. You’re going to live! “!

Kanye cryptically stated in the caption of the post, “THE SOONER THEY KILL ME THE GREATER I’LL BE,” in addition to sharing the conversation.

Last week, Ye, 47, shared a picture of a red swastika on a black background, claiming it would be the album art for an upcoming record. He also went on a vile rampage on X on February 7.

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Christine Quinn admits split from ex-husband ‘stripped her from entire life’

Christine Quinn, the star of the television series Sunset, has a revealing insight into how her divorce from Christian Dumontet affected her life in a far-fetched manner.

Christine Quinn has bravely opened up about her divorce(Image: Getty Images)

Christine Quinn burst into tears as she opened up about her divorce from Christian Dumontet. The Selling Sunset star and Chris met through a mutual friend in 2019 before becoming engaged on Valentine’s Day in the same year. Flash forward to December and they went on to tie the knot before welcoming their son, Christian, in May 2021.

While appearing on the Netflix hit, Christine and Christian hosted a gothic themed winter wedding with 75 people attending. During the filming, he went by the name Christian Richard for “privacy”. Just five years Later, the couple went on to divorce.

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After Christian was detained in connection with an alleged incident at their Los Angeles home in March of last year, the model made the decision to divorce. Additionally, he is said to have violated a protective order that was in place. As she openly discussed the breakdown of her marriage, Christine, 36, claims she felt “stripped from her entire life overnight.”

The blonde bombshell admitted in a new interview that her life had been “hacked” just in front of her, and became emotional as she did so. Christine said, “My entire life was suddenly taken away.” She continued, “I literally had nothing and it was dehumanizing.”

Christine Quinn has opened up about her divorce from her husband, Christian Dumontet who also goes by Christian Richard
Christine Quinn has opened up about her divorce from her husband, Christian Dumontet who also goes by Christian Richard(Image: FilmMagic)

In a conversation with People, Christine continued, “This is something that has been hidden for a very long time, it was extremely unhealthy, and I like to think that I’m extremely resilient, and I am. I made a vow, which I genuinely didn’t want to break. It made me realize that this is the right course of action, in fact, it did. Then it turned into a safety issue. My son and I were first safe, and then it was safe. And I had to leave immediately.

The Los Angeles city attorney claimed Dumontet had been accused of assaulting a protection order, child abuse/endangerment, and other crimes against children. According to the Los Angeles Police Department, it came after Quinn’s arrest was allegedly the subject of a “domestic dispute” between them and their child.

The couple share son Christian, three
The couple share son Christian, three(Image: Daily Record)

Few weeks later, Dumontet and Quinn divorced. He at the time sought sole legal and physical custody of their son citing “irreconcilable differences” in the separation. According to court records, Dumontet and Quinn reportedly wed in June 2021.

In a statement to Mirror, Quinn’s attorney Jacqueline Sparagna previously told how they are “extremely satisfied with the decision”. They noted they believe it is a “crucial step toward” protecting both Christine and baby Christian. The statement read: “We are extremely satisfied with the decision of the Los Angeles City Attorney’s office to file three separate charges against Mr. Dumontet. He has now been formally charged with child abuse against his 2-year-old toddler, assault against Christine Quinn, and for violating a restraining order.

Christine filed for a temporary restraining order against her husband
Christine filed for a temporary restraining order against her husband(Image: Corbis via Getty Images)

We think that this development is crucial to protecting both victims’ legal rights and those of their loved ones, and we are confident that the dispute will continue to be handled with the utmost care. A court in Los Angeles granted Richard, who is also known as Christian, a mental health diversion in his case in October of last year.

He was given the opportunity to go through community service and receive compensation, and he was also given the option to go to therapy for a year. His case might be dropped if he receives positive feedback throughout his therapy and community service. Christine read a “victim impact statement” during the hearing in October, expressing her desire for the denial of Richard’s mental health diversion.

He was told to avoid Christine under this temporary restraining order.

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Israel’s Netanyahu ‘backed down on signed agreement’, Hamas official says

A Hamas official said that Israel must be subject to pressure to adhere to the Gaza ceasefire agreement, saying that a new agreement is not necessary.

On Tuesday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed he was the one who launched attacks against Hamas after it rejected demands for a ceasefire extension in Gaza. Hunderte of people were killed and two months of relative calm were destroyed by the wave of attacks across the besieged territory.

When international parties acting as guarantors have a signed agreement, why do we need to present proposals? According to Taher al-Nono, the head of the Hamas political bureau’s media adviser, Al Jazeera.

A resolution of the Security Council is also present. All the efforts made toward us have had a positive impact. Netanyahu has resisted the agreement because of it. Netanyahu was the one to ignore it. Therefore, Netanyahu should be subject to pressure, not Hamas or the opposition.

Al-Nono added that Hamas is negotiating with international organizations to put an end to Israeli aggression in Gaza.

Palestinians who had returned to their ruined and damaged homes after the ceasefire&nbsp was implemented were also targeted by Israel’s relentless bombing, causing entire families to vanish in seconds.

Hamas claims that the ceasefire agreement has been unilaterally canceled by Israel’s most recent attacks.

In a statement released on Tuesday, Hamas said that Netanyahu and his extremist government are making the decision to overturn the ceasefire. This leaves Gazan prisoners vulnerable to unknown fate.

To survive in Gaza, you have to lie to yourself

We, the people of Gaza, have repeatedly been threatened. We have been threatened with being “cleaned out,” subject to mass murder, and facing “all hell breaking loose” on us.

The truth is that hell has already broken out for us. From October 7, 2023, to January 19, 2025, I, along with two million other Palestinians in Gaza, managed to survive the genocidal wwand.

If I’m honest, I simply did not survive by surviving. No, I lived by putting an “f” in life and retaining “lie” in it.

My fragile existence was more sustained by the more I lied to myself.

The first self-libel I ever told is still with me. The genocide occurred much earlier.

After the Israeli aggression in Gaza in 2008-2009, I said to myself, “I’ll never see something like that.” A naive little lie was told. I witnessed war again in 2012, and again in 2014, and again in 2021, and yet again in May 2023.

I gave my mother a hug on October 7, 2023, as Israeli fighter jets indiscriminately bombed Gaza.

This was going to be the end of our miserable lives, I told her and myself in the end. In the course of the following, I believed we would all pass away. She was crying because she felt the same way.

But how can one accept that their death is on the verge of being certain? By nature, people want to live. So I resorted to making up lies to myself.

I lied when Israel bombed the Baptist Hospital on October 17, injuring hundreds of people, shortly after. I vowed that the world would rise up for Gaza and that Israeli fighter jets would not be able to stop bombing it once more. It was a short-lived lie, to be sure. Israel’s bombardment only increased, leading to more genocidal casualties.

I promised myself that it would be a few days before I would return when Israel forcibly displaced me in December of that year. I promised myself that I wouldn’t be displaced once more when I came back in May 2024.

I promised myself that the world would not let them starve us when I returned from my seventh forced displacement in September 2024. But it succeeded. My family and I ate bread, zaatar, and a few cans of tuna we saved from our time spent in al-Mawasi, where we spent weeks.

However, the ceasefire phase one took effect when I told the worst lie to myself. I muttered, “This is it.” What else can Israel do that it hasn’t already done in the military to put an end to the genocide? We have experienced horror and torture of all kinds”!

But I was completely aware of my own lies.

Like so many people in Gaza, I was aware that the decision must be made between Israel and how to carry out the genocide.

We soon learned that it was coming before long. Israel halted all aid immediately following the start of the Ramadan, causing yet another famine. We were awakened by the sound of massive bombardment two weeks later, instead of the call for suicide.

In just a few hours, more than 400 people were massacred, including at least 100 children.

So it’s only the question of when, but how, does it still be, now. How many more children will Israel kill to bring about the alleged “total” victory? How long will it take them to “finish the job” this time? How much suffering and horror will we have to endure? And how will this time pass?

I haven’t figured out why I even survived 15 months of Israel’s genocidal war because it keeps surprising me with how much evil it has in store. I mean, is this it? The genocide’s final stages? Resuming the assault while preventing access to any aid and obstructing electricity and water? Israel may, in my opinion, continue to advance.

This round of attacks will continue until the Israeli government recovers their captives, according to the Israeli government. What purpose did the ceasefire serve if that was the case? A break from the murderers’ deaths?

The world is still issuing empty condemnations and not acting in the meantime. I have stopped counting the number that has fallen behind us so many times. The least it can do is prevent taking our suffering and suffering for granted, as if we were created with it or were constantly conditioned to suffer.

Given the severe torment I’ve been through, and the fact that I was raised amid wars and managed to survive 15 months of genocide, surprised that I haven’t gained an immunity to fear. I’m still worried about what will come next.

I want to be truthful to myself as I face death once more. I want to claim that I deserve a life that is significantly better than what Israel has oppressively imposed upon me. I deserve a boring, unfunny, secure life that is free of bombs, starvation, and unfathomable loss.

I want to live rather than lie any longer.

Six dead, 40 missing as migrant boat capsizes near Lampedusa

According to a UN official, 40 people are missing and six have died as a result of the boat’s capsize in the Mediterranean Sea.

The inflatable dinghy left Tunisia on Monday with 56 people, according to UNHCR representative Chiara Cardoletti, adding that “there are still too many dead in a new shipwreck in the Mediterranean.”

According to Italian news agency ANSA, the coastguard vessels have rescued 10 people and are now looking for more survivors. According to the article, the shipwreck occurred close to Lampedusa Island.

Some of the missing were reported to have fallen overboard in rough seas, according to AGI news agency, and they also claimed people from Cameroon, Mali, The Gambia, and Ivory Coast.

A separate group of 40 people reportedly landed on Lampedusa after sailing from Sfax, Tunisia, on metal boats.

On Tuesday, 213 people made their way to Lampedusa, bringing the total number of people arriving at the island’s reception center to 230, according to reports.

According to the Italian Ministry of the Interior, about 8, 743 people have already arrived in Italy this year, which is slightly more than the 8,743 that were there last year.