Kim Kardashian's hosting job on Saturday Night Live poked fun at nearly everyone in her family with barbs at mom Kris Jenner, stepparent Caitlyn Jenner, sisters Kourtney, Khloe, Kendall and Kylie, Kourtney's ex Scott Disick and even Kanye West.
But there was one gag that her estranged husband, 44, refused to let her run with, according to The Sun.
The site claims that the SNL writers wanted Kim to bring up Kanye's old tweet from July 2020 that called Kris and Kim 'white supremacists' during her People's Kourt skit, but he demanded they not use it. 'He shut it down,' a source said.
Veto power: Kim Kardashian's hosting job on Saturday Night Live poked fun at nearly everyone in her family. But there was one gag that her estranged husband, 44, refused to let her run with, according to The Sun
He said no way: The site claims that the SNL writers wanted Kim to bring up Kanye's old tweets from July 2020 that called Kris and Kim 'white supremacists' during her Kourt's Kourt skit, but he demanded they not use it. Seen on Saturday night
It was added that West did not want any of his tweets from his wild bipolar phase in July 2020 to be used.
Kanye had a lot of say in what Kim did and did not do on SNL, according to PageSix, as he served as coach for her big night.
It was also claimed by the site that Kanye was in the audience of the show and Kim kept looking at him. He then moved backstage.
West had been seen in New York City with Kim before and after the SNL hosting gig.
The skit that writers wanted the white supremacist remarks included in was Kim starring in The People's Kourt (with a K), in which she played her sister Kourtney Kardashian as the judge of a TV court reality show for Hulu.
Judge: The skit that writers wanted the white supremacist remarks included was Kim starring in The People's Kourt (with a K), in which she played her sister Kourtney Kardashian as the judge of a TV court reality show for Hulu
The set up: Things got personal when Chris Redd appeared as Kanye West. He was trying to sue Kim because she 'hurt' him by impersonating him, though he pronounced it like 'hat.' Redd's West said that Kim made up his tweets, claiming that she had written them
Bad phase: SNL producers wanted Redd to discuss Kanye's ugly 'white supremacist' tweets from last year, but this was left out of the hilarious skit. The nasty tweetstorm also included the musician saying, 'This is Ye. You ready to talk now or are still avoiding my calls.' After Kris seemingly avoided him, he sent another message reading, 'This is Ye. You wanna talk? Or go to war?'
'Order, order in the Kourtney,' she said, mimicking her sister's recognizable monotone voice.
Things got personal when Chris Redd appeared as Kanye West.
He was trying to sue Kim because she 'hurt' him by impersonating him, though he pronounced it like 'hat.'
Redd's West said that Kim made up his tweets, claiming that she had written them.
The tweet Kanye did not want dug up: Last year Kanye shared this text exchange with Kris
A bumpy past: Kanye with Kris at the Givenchy show as part of the Paris Fashion Week Womenswear Fall/Winter 2016/2017 in 2016 in Paris, France
But when Kim, who was played by an SNL actor and had on a black sock on her face that resembled Kim's Met Gala look, said she did not make them up, West
