Blowup After Baby! Kim Explodes On Kanye Over Unfinished Mansion
Jan. 29 2018, Updated 12:11 p.m. ET
After four years Kim Kardashian and hubby Kanye West are finally settled into their renovated mega-mansion in Hidden Hills, Calif. However, it seems that it is going to take more than a $60 million home equipped with a studio and spa to keep the mother of three happy, as RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned the reality star is livid about living in a house “surrounded by dirt and dump trucks!”
According to reports, Kardashian, 37, and West, 40, spent $20 million in renovations since buying the compound from Lisa Marie Presley for $20 million in 2014. But it seems to be a worthwhile investment, as the home was recently appraised at $60 million.
But a source close to the Kardashian clan told RadarOnline.com that after moving into the home late last month, the mother of North, 4, Chicago, 2 weeks, and Saint West, 2, is already unhappy – and taking it out on her rapper baby daddy!
“Kim feels like she is living in a barn,” the insider said, adding, “She cannot live in a home surrounded by dirt and dump trucks.”
“It makes Kim super upset because she knows that her home is being photographed for the world to see right now,” the source revealed.
“Of course she is blaming Kanye because she thinks that he is the one who keeps changing his mind on things,” the source said. “She told him that he needs to get grass now or he is really going to get it from her.”
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“Kim is having a complete meltdown over this and she is not playing around anymore. She is also blaming the developers for taking their time,” the insider told RadarOnline.com.
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