The (one-sided) conflict with Kanye West and Pete Davidson seems to have taken another turn, as the comedian wrote some messages to the rapper asking him to stop the attacks on him and Kim.
"Hey, I'm Skete," he tells Kanye, using the name under which the latter mocks him on social media. Pete asks her to take her time and calm down. The messages were published by "Saturday Night Live" screenwriter Dave Sirus. Page Six confirmed that the messages were real. Davidson usually does not use social media and Sirus apparently posted on his behalf.
"Kim is literally the best mother I have ever met," reads Pete's messages. "What she does for those children is amazing and you are very lucky that she is the mother of your children. I have decided not to let you behave this way with us anymore and will not be silent anymore. Grow up. ”
Kanye seems to address him with harsh language. "Oh, I'm using insulting words. Where are you now?" he writes. After that, Pete responds with "In bed with your wife."
Later, the comedian proposes that they meet, away from the cameras and talk. Among other things, Pete says that for months he has stopped Saturday Night Live colleagues from talking or making fun of Kanye because "he does not want the father of his girlfriend's children to look bad".
"What you are doing to your family is dangerous and will scare them for life. "Please deal with these issues privately, please."
However, he stresses that he will not remain silent anymore if Kanye continues to act like the last six months.
Pete Davidson's friend, Dave Sirus, shares text conversation between Pete and Kanye West. pic.twitter.com/lxAf4xhyd0
- Pop Crave (@PopCrave) March 13, 2022
