The wild Kanye West scene that was cut from ‘KUWTK’ final season revealed by producer

By Page Six | Created at 2026-10-15 16:05:36 | Updated at 2026-10-16 18:57:45 1 day ago

Kanye West had a “30-minute battle” with Kim Kardashian and her family in an unaired scene from the final season of “Keeping Up With The Kardashians.”

In an upcoming Kim Kardashian biography, “Citizen Kim,” by Jonathan Van Meter, the author details the dissolution of her marriage to West.

The book, which hits bookshelves Oct. 27, details an alleged Oct. 28, 2020 argument between the Skims founder, her now-ex-husband and her mom, Kris Jenner. At the time, the family gathered at Caitlyn Jenner’s home.

Kanye West had a “30-minute battle” with Kim Kardashian (pictured in 2019) and her family in an unaired scene from “Keeping Up With The Kardashians.” Getty Images for Sean Combs
The intense argument is revealed in an upcoming Kim Kardashian biography, “Citizen Kim,” by Jonathan Van Meter, which details the dissolution of their marriage. (Pictured: The couple in 2020.) WireImage

“Kanye came to Caitlyn’s house with Kim and he just started ripping into Kris and the family and questioning them about not voting for him [in his 2020 presidential campaign],” “KUWTK” producer Farnaz Farjam recalls, per an excerpt published by the Cut.

“He just made it all about himself,” Farjam says. “That whole 30-minute battle was very telling, but we had to edit it out.”

The intense argument occurred after the family relationships were already damaged, according to Farjam, but “everybody [was] trying to come back together and be supportive.”

“Kanye came to Caitlyn’s house with Kim and he just started ripping into Kris and the family” a producer from the show recalls. (Pictured: Kardashian, West and Kris Jenner in 2015.) Getty Images
Although the entire Kardashian-Jenner clan (seen above) was at the family gathering, West allegedly “just made it all about himself.” kris jenner/ instagram

While his tirade didn’t air, Kardashian’s reaction to the end of her marriage with the rapper was featured in the Season 20 finale, which also served as the series finale.

In one clip, she cried to her sisters Kourtney Kardashian, Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner, saying, “I just honestly can’t do this anymore.”

“I feel like a f—king failure and it’s, like, a third f—king marriage… Yeah, I feel like a f—king loser.”

Kim, notably, was previously married to Kris Humphries from August 2011 to October 2011 and music producer Damon Thomas from 2000 to 2003.

According to “KUWTK” executive producer Farnaz Farjam, West (pictured in 2020) was mad at the family for not voting for him in his 2020 presidential campaign. Richard Ellis/UPI / Shutterstock
“That whole 30-minute battle was very telling, but we had to edit it out,” Farjam said of the rapper’s outburst. Richard Ellis/UPI / Shutterstock

Also during the conversation with her sisters, Kim said she would not relocate to Wyoming for West.

“He should have a wife that supports his every move and travels with him and does everything I can’t,” she admitted.

Last year, the “Kardashians” star revealed the “final straw” in their marriage before she filed for divorce in February 2021.

“There was just a lot of things that I wouldn’t deal with,” she first listed on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast in October 2025.

The Skims founder ultimately filed for divorce from the Grammy winner (pictured in 2018) in 2021 after seven years of marriage. Getty Images
The exes (pictured in 2020) continue to co-parent their four kids. WireImage

“I didn’t like the feeling of someone talking bad about my kids, grandmother, aunts — all of those feelings. If someone feels that way, then we shouldn’t be together.”

The “Kardashians” star and the Grammy winner tied the knot in 2014 and share four kids: North, 13, Saint, 10, Chicago, 8, and Psalm, 7.

Since their split, the exes have had had a tumultuous co-parenting dynamic.

As for their love lives, West married model Bianca Censori in December 2022 and Kardashian has been dating F1 driver Lewis Hamilton.

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