Kim Kardashian Says Kanye West is "Not Political, So He Doesn’t Really Dig Deep Into What’s Going On”

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Kim Kardashian made a visit to Jimmy Kimmel Live on Monday, where she discussed her recent meeting with President Donald Trump, which resulted in the release of Alice Marie Johnson from prison. Kim explained how she heard of Alice's plight on Twitter, and felt a connection to the 63-year-old woman, who was serving a life sentence without parole for a first-time nonviolent drug offense. Though Kim appeared focused and thoughtful during the chat, the story wasn't without a dash of Kardashian glamour, as she shared the story of how she was taking part in a nude photo shoot when Trump called, and had to quickly slip on a robe to speak to the president. Kimmel also pushed her to discuss her husband Kanye West, who's been very open in his support of Trump recently. Kim explained that she believes Kanye's admiration isn't about policy. "He likes his personality, and how he made it to be president when everyone really underestimated him." She went on to clarify that Kanye is "not political, so he doesn't really dig deep into what's going on". Watch the whole chat for yourself above, then remind yourself of some of Kanye's controversial comments.



from POPSUGAR Celebrity https://www.popsugar.com/celebrity/Kim-Kardashian-Talks-About-Kanye-Trump-Jimmy-Kimmel-45118370

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