Kim Kardashian and Kanye West secretly reunite for Christmas for their kids

Kim Kardashian and her ex-husband Kanye West spent the Christmas holidays together, putting their four children at the center of the celebration.

According to TMZ, the former couple celebrated the holiday in a family setting, focusing entirely on their kids—12-year-old North, 9-year-old Saint, 7-year-old Chicago, and 5-year-old Psalm. Sources say the atmosphere was calm and respectful, with all attention on the children.

Insiders report that Kim and Kanye interacted politely and are consciously working on improving co-parenting relationships—a notable shift after years of tension and highly publicized disputes.

The reunion comes amid Kanye’s attempts to reassess his behavior. TMZ reports that the rapper has been “working on himself” in recent months, reflecting seriously on past actions—including antisemitic comments and controversial statements that sparked worldwide backlash.

Sources also say Kanye has become a more supportive father to his eldest daughter. Despite viral AI-generated videos circulating on TikTok, he reportedly approves of North’s presence on social media and even encourages her to share music and creative projects connected to him.

Where he previously expressed skepticism about his young daughter being online, he now embraces her individuality, including bold fashion choices and bright blue hair, according to sources.

The holiday reunion sharply contrasts with Kim’s recent candid remarks about the challenges of co-parenting. On an episode of The Kardashians, she admitted that the situation can sometimes push her to her limits.

During a conversation with Scott Disick, she shared that she is particularly frustrated when Kanye questions her “qualities as a mother.”

"Sometimes I just want to snap, but I can’t. I just can’t," she confessed.

Kim emphasized that her top priority is stability for the children. She added that her “sole focus” is to remain strong and be the most consistent and reliable parent in their lives.