Kim Kardashian Is Displease with her husband Kanye West trying to tell her what to wear since he found he new find religious

Kim Kardashian Is Displease with her husband Kanye West trying to tell her what to wear since he found he new find religious

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Since Kanye started his church and his newfound religious, he is requesting his wife Kim to story wearing revealing clothes. Kanye thinks that Kim's fashion style is not appropriate for a wife who is married to a man of God. Not only he requests his wife to change her clothes that are revealing-he also stops his daughter from wearing makeup. 

I am sure it will be hard for Kim to give up her reveling clothing after years of the rapper Kanye praising how his wife's body was sexy. Now that he allegedly gave his life to God-it seemed that Kanye suddenly have an issue with Kim showing it off because it was affecting his "spirit" and "soul."

Since Kanye wants to control his wife's fashion choice, it has allendly been told that her husband putting many demands on her is causing pressure on her marriage. 

Kanye West's has a private Sunday service, which other online magazine stated that it looks like a celebrity cult.

According to the Okay player website, they said West has been hosting weekly Sunday Services since early January 2019. The locations themselves vary: the group has performed in a dome in Adidas' North American HQ, and the cops were called on a new congregation in the Hidden Hills after numerous noise complaints. The services themselves feature West as a rapper-turned-preacher in front of a live band and choir who are dressed in matching monochrome uniforms — reminiscent of Black Baptist congregations — alongside special guests and collaborators like Kid Cudi, 070 Shake, Charlie Wilson, and others.

Although the services are non-denominational — West's cousin and collaborator Tony Williams explained that "the goal is to administer and communicate the message of love effectively" — they are an aesthetic celebration of Black Christian music in its myriad forms. The setlist draws heavily from West's catalog — religious in its own right — but the choir also dips into the songbook, putting their spin on gospel and R&B classics from Soul II Soul's "Back To Life" to Fred Hammond's "This Is The Day." 

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