Kimye In Crisis! Kanye 'Desperate' To Save Marriage After Kim's Robbery Meltdown
Nov. 9 2016, Published 10:14 a.m. ET
Kim Kardashian is still struggling to cope with the traumatic aftermath of her Paris robbery one month ago, and RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned that it's taking a toll on her marriage! Click through 7 sad photos to find out why an insider said Kanye West is "desperate" to save their relationship.
Kanye West, 39, cut his concert at The Forum in L.A. short last week while performing his hit song about daughter North, "Only One." Although West blamed it on his vocals, multiple reports said that the rapper got "choked up" moments before abruptly ending the show and walking off stage. As fans know, the last time West cut his concert short was when he learned that his wife was robbed at gunpoint in Paris on Oct. 3!
According to a source close to the Kardashian clan, "Kanye doesn't know how to handle Kim right now. He can't deal with it anymore and is at his breaking point."
"He is just starting to get really frustrated because he thought that Kim would be over this by now," the insider said.
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"Since the robbery, Kim has become really cold to Kanye and it is starting to push the two of them apart again," the source told RadarOnline.com.
Said the insider, "Kim is just so stuck in her head and Kanye doesn't know how to help."
"It isn't like they are fighting non-stop," the source revealed. "It is actually quite the opposite. Kim won't even engage with Kanye and isn't listening to anything that he says."
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