Kanye West Scuffles With Paps Over Kim Kardashian’s Ex Reggie Bush

Kim Kardashian’s ex Reggie Bush may be getting the best of her current boyfriend Kanye West. Bush reignited the public’s interest in his past relationship with the reality TV star when he confirmed last week his girlfriend, Lilit Avagyan was pregnant. Reportedly the news left Kanye’s girlfriend upset. Kim and Bush dated for several years and she believed, hoped and even begged her then boyfriend to start a family together. A source told Radar Online that Bush believed Kim cared too much about her career to be a mother. You don’t say!

This past Sunday in Miami, Bush took his pregnant girlfriend out to dinner and narrowly avoided a run in with Kim and Kanye West who were dining right across the street.

Reggie and Lilit dined at Prime Italian in Miami Beach, coincidentally at the same time Kanye took his boo Kim K out to eat a Prime 112 which is located directly across the street.

Although the couples avoided any direct contact they were spotted leaving their restaurants of choice at the same time.

Seeing the Hollywood couples together inspired one photographer to get bold and question West on whether he sent any congratulations to Bush on his baby news. The 35-year old rapper lashed out at the cameraman and tried to snatch their camera.

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