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"Kim vs Kanye: The Divorce" will be premiering on August 7 on Discovery+. Fans can expect this two-part documentary to take them through the highs and lows of the super-star couple's doomed marriage, including the details of their jarring, unexpected divorce.
In this case of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, their divorce wasn't the same as any average couple. Their high-profile status dramatically affected the process. This documentary takes fans inside the litigation through the eyes of the legal teams involved. Not only will they have a chance to see the courtroom drama, but the emotional and humanistic components will be illuminated as well.
Episode 1 starts off with a look into Kanye's point of view (AFP via Getty Images)Right away, fans are introduced to Kanye's perspective. The first episode addresses his troubles that led to his eventual separation from the star-packed Kardashian family. However, the second episode shows viewers Kim's take. They'll be offered the chance to better understand the emotional impact of her split from Kanye.
It doesn't fail to address the online outrageous online campaign that Kanye went on in an effort to criticize his ex-wife publicly. Their relationship only became more complicated, unraveling publicly. What was hidden behind closed doors following Kaye's explosive rampage will not become revealed to curious fans.
Whether or not Kim and Kanye's children will be included is unknown (kimkardashian/Instagram)This documentary will be in stark contrast to Kim's original wishes. She took to Instagram during the hate from her ex-husband to share with her audience a glimpse at how she was doing. She wrote: “From the beginning, I have wanted nothing but a healthy relationship because it is what is best for our children and it saddens me that Kanye continues to make it impossible every step of the way."
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The documentary aims to explore them both as individuals and as a couple. It takes a look at their business ventures, some of which are entangled, as well as their family. Kim and Kanye have four children together, but we don't yet know if their stories will be included, too. Previously, Kim wrote on Instagram: "I wish to handle all matters regarding our children privately.”
Of course, Hulu's The Kardashians still follows the entire Kardashian pack and their lives. The difference is that this documentary will once again include Kanye's narrative and give a focused perspective on the whole ordeal.