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Kanye West's Girlfriend Kim Kardashian Convinces Him To Do Spinoff

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Kim Kardashian may have talked her boyfriend Kanye West into joining the reality TV business and film their own spinoff.

Kim K has more than enough experience to go around between Keeping up with the Kardashians and a plethora of other Kardshian themed shows. Kanye, not so much – besides he’s not exactly TV friendly.

Despite the obvious ill-match Hollywood Life is reporting that “cameras will follow the couple as they travel around the world, primarily in London, Paris, Italy and New York.”
Adding, “They want to show the plush life of Kim & Kanye. Kim momager Kris thinks Kim should focus more on fashion and develop a line with Kanye, since he is so heavily involved in that world.”

Are we surprised Kim’s mother Kris Jenner has found a way to exploit her daughter’s relationship?! No at all.

The source continues, “Kris thinks this would bring in huge ratings. [She] is hoping Kanye’s famous friends like Jay Z and Beyonce will be OK with being filmed for certain segments.” Beyonce and Jay-Z – is she kidding?

Kanye has been losing cool points with fans since he and Kim began dating – this will not help. Unfortunately for the fans the rapper may be on board, “Apparently Kanye loves the idea!”

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