The Talk show co-host called Kanye a “bully” on Tuesday’s show and advised Taylor what to do next.
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However, once the song was released Taylor was left furious, with her rep saying: “Kanye did not call for approval but to ask Taylor to release his single Famous on her Twitter account”.
On Sunday night, Kardashian leaked a recording of the phone conversation between West and Swift in a series of Snapchat videos.
Either way, it is unlikely that Taylor has a leg to stand on and will not be able to persecute them for the things she is claiming.
If Taylor feels like she was in the right, then she should go to the police.
Furthermore, it has also been reported that Swift’s lawyer threatened legal action against West’s own attorney back in February when the phone call went down.
The insider added, “Kim was sick of it for them, for their kids, for everyone who believes in them, and she was not going to let people take Kanye down”.
An insider told Us Weekly: “They wouldn’t have released that tape had she not dedicated her Grammys speech to bashing Kanye for something she was aware of”.
“Everybody knows that he is a bully”, she finished.
“I pray God helps your daughter (Kanye and Kim’s daughter) understand, that despite how many times she’ll hear her daddy reference all women as “bitches”, she isn’t one”. Heads up: I give no fucks and never will. Thanks.
Wiretapping laws aside, however, it certainly does look like Swift made an about face from the time the call happened until she publicly denounced the lyric a few weeks ago. “You don’t get to control someone’s emotional response to being called ‘that b****’ in front of the entire world”.
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We’re told she’s also upset Kanye made the song sound lighthearted, when in fact it’s mean-spirited.
