- Kim Kardashian posted a video of her children singing one of their dad Kanye West's songs.
- Chicago and Psalm sat in the backseat of a car singing "True Love."
Kim Kardashian shared a video of her two youngest children singing one of their father Ye's songs "True Love," which appears to reference his relationship with Kardashian.
The video, which Kardashian shared to Instagram on Sunday, shows her children Chicago, 4, and Psalm, 3, sitting the backseat, singing together.
"OMG they are just sooooo cute I had to share!" Kardashian wrote in the caption of the post, which has over 1.8 million likes.
"Psalmie, it's not don't you make me complicated," Chicago says in the video, cutting off her brother as he's singing. "It's 'true love shouldn't be this complicated, thought I'd die in your arms, I thought I'd die in your..."
"True love, don't me make me complicated," Psalm sings back, after thinking for a moment. "When I die my arms, when I die my arms."
The song is from Ye's most recent album "Donda 2," which was released exclusively on the Stem Player, an audio platform released by Ye and British technology company Kano Computing. "True Love," which features a posthumous feature from rapper XXXTentacion, was released as a single in May.
In the song, Ye seemingly raps about his divorce from Kardashian and co-parenting their children. "When I pick 'em up, I feel like they borrowed," he raps on the track, later asking "Why they can't wear Yeezys with the cargos?" At one point, he explicitly references his daughter Chicago, rapping, "I only see three kids, who watchin' Chicago?"
Elsewhere on "Donda 2," Ye rapped on the song "Eazy" about beating "Pete Davidson's ass," referencing Kardashian's then-boyfriend, Pete Davidson. In a music video for the song, he appeared to bury a cartoon representation of Davidson alive.
Kardashian filed for divorce from Ye in February 2021, and a judge declared her legally single in March. In a recent ABC News interview, Ye apologized for any "stress" that he had caused Kardashian while co-parenting their children, who also include 9-year-old North and 6-year-old Saint.