D.L. Hughley trolled Kanye West with the lyrics to “Gold Digger” after the rapper was ordered to pay $200,000 a month in child support to his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, in their divorce settlement.
“When (your) life imitates (your) art…YIKES,” the comedian, 59, captioned an Instagram post about the settlement on Tuesday.
He added lyrics from West’s hit tune, “If you ain’t no punk holla, ‘We want prenup’ ‘We want prenup!,’ yeah It’s something that you need to have ’cause when she leave yo’ ass she gone leave with half…”
The comedian used lyrics from “Gold Digger” to talk about the rapper’s child support payments.Getty ImagesHughley’s post came as details about West and Kardashian’s divorce settlement were made public on Tuesday.
According to court documents obtained by Page Six, the Skims founder, 42, and “Donda” rapper, 45, will have joint custody with “equal access” to their four children – North, 9, Saint, 6, Chicago, 4, and Psalm, 3.
The “Kings of Comedy” star said Ye’s “life imitates” his own art.Sources close to Kardashian told TMZ that she will continue to have the kids 80 percent of the time.
In addition to paying the “Kardashians” star a hefty payment each month for child support, he is also responsible for half of their educational costs, including their tuition and security expenses.
As part of the settlement, the former couple also agreed that they were required to attend mediation if they ever have an argument regarding any of their children.
If either party does not attend mediation, the participating party becomes the person to make decisions regarding the kids.
West and Kardashian both waived spousal support and split their assets according to their prenuptial agreement.
The Skkn CEO filed for divorce from the “All Falls Down” rapper in February 2021 after nearly seven years of marriage. Page Six was first to reveal the couple was calling it quits.
Though West made several public pleas to win his wife back — including taking jabs at her then-boyfriend Pete Davidson — a judge declared Kardashian “legally single” in March 2022.
