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Kanye West's Pants Down Incident Explained By Kim Kardashian

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Kanye West  has released his latest track ‘I Don’t Like’ where he denied any abuse against his past girlfriends both Alexis Phifer and Amber Rose, “A girl will run her mouth only out of spite/ But I never hit a woman, never in my life.” But he remained silent on his bizarre wardrobe malfunction that caught him with his pants down – literally. Instead his current girlfriend Kim Kardashian spoke for him,

“He was getting out of the car and his belt got pulled by this hook on the car door and he was trying to pull it up quick and his belt was really heavy. It was a wardrobe malfunction, but it wasn’t anything intentional. It was not scandalous.”

A new rumor surrounding the paparazzi loving couple is talks about marriage! Yes, after one month of creating a media frenzy there may be another pending Kardashian marriage on the horizon…or not. It’s not likely Kanye and Kim will follow in the footsteps of Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom. The latter couple, happily married for two years, decided to tie the knot after one month of dating.

According to US Weekly Kanye and Kim are “talking marriage”. It didn’t take long before someone called BS on this story. A source told E online the marriage rumors is “a laugh riot bunch of BS.”

We’ll wait until Kanye drops the line in rap song or on Twitter.

 

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