Kanye West reunites with kids in Japan as Kim Kardashian and family deal with LA wildfires – Daily Express US

Kanye West has been spotted with his children amidst the wildfires in Los Angeles.
The rapper was seen in Japan without his wife Bianca Censori but accompanied by three of his children from his previous marriage to Kim Kardashian: Saint, nine, Chicago, six, and Psalm, five.
North West, who is 11-years-old, was not present during their outing at a 7-Eleven in Tokyo’s Ginza district on Tuesday, January 14.
It remains uncertain whether she is also in Japan with her siblings due to her absence from the trip.
Recent photos show the Paranoid artist and his children exiting a 7-Eleven, with Chicago and Psalm each carrying a bag full of items.Kanye was dressed entirely in black, as was Saint, while Chicago and Psalm wore non-black colors that complemented the group’s overall casual look of hoodies, sweatpants, and boots.
A bystander told the DailyMail: “The kids were buying up the store – they had two carrier bags full of random lollipops and snacks.”
Reportedly, the 47-year-old has not seen his children for nearly four months. The last public sighting of him with some of his children was on September 19.
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Kanye West has been globe-trotting, spending most of his time in Japan and recently celebrating an Australian architect’s 30th birthday in the Maldives before heading to Dubai.
TMZ reported that while Kanye was still in Dubai, the Kardashian-Jenner family had to evacuate their Calabasas, California homes due to the Kenneth Fire on January 10.
A source revealed to the outlet that their homes were at risk. The Los Angeles region has been battling wildfires since January 7, prompting Governor Gavin Newsom to declare a state of emergency on the first day.
The fires have caused immense devastation, claiming at least 24 lives, destroying over 12,000 structures, and burning more than 40,000 acres.
The Pacific Palisades and Eaton Fires continue to blaze, while the Hurst Fire is nearly contained at 97%.
The Auto Fire, which started on January 13, is halfway contained, and the Scout Fire, which began on January 14, is fully contained.Get all the latest news, entertainment, sport and lifestyle updates from our dedicated American team.
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