Anderson reportedly deleted that tweet and the following words after receiving death-threats: “Lord, hear my prayers…I pray God helps your daughter understand, that despite how many times she’ll hear daddy reference all women as “bitches, ‘ she isn’t one”.
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According to reports Taylor has now involved her lawyers after she was exposed and seemingly “approved” the lyrics in Kanye’s controversial song “Famous”.
TOM Hiddleston is helping his “flabbergasted” girlfriend Taylor Swift deal with the intense drama that kicked off on Monday when Kim Kardashian released a recorded phone conversation between her and Kanye West on her Snapchat.
The “Bad Blood” singer lashed out on Twitter insisting that West never told her the actual lyrics to the song, specifically the line in which he calls her a “b–h”. They also threatened to file criminal charges since it’s a felony to record a “confidential communication” in California. Recording laws vary state to state, so sit back and watch the madness unfold.
On Tuesday, Kim Kardashian stepped out for the first time since her Snapchat videos of Taylor Swift and Kanye West’s phone conversation broke the Internet.
In an interview with GQ released last month, Kardashian told reporter Caity Weaver the video existed because Kanye “commissions videographers to film everything when he’s recording an album”. And I really appreciate you telling me about it. That’s really nice.
Kanye goes on to say “I mean it’s like a compliment” and admits Taylor’s feeling are more important than his lyrics.
In the accompanying video for the song, several celebrity lookalikes, including one who looks like Swift, appear topless in bed with the Wests.
But there are Swift fans who are praising Anderson for what she said.
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Furthermore, she says West made several promises to her, including that he’d send her an advanced copy of the song for her approval which never happened. “You don’t get to control someone’s emotional response to being called “that b**ch” in front of the entire world”.
