Kanye West's Infatuated And Wants To Marry Kim Kardashian

Kanye West’s soft spot for Kim Kardashian may be on front street thanks to Amber Rose and Kanye’s ego. We all know the “All Falls Down” rapper is eccentric and once he sets his mind on something—or someone, he’s unfazed about outside factors in obtaining.

Though Amber famously hung both West and Kim out to dry for ruining her and Kanye’s relationship months ago, both (Kim and Kanye) were uncharacteristically quiet in responding to the allegations.

And we may now know why!

“She flew in just to see him,” says a close source. “Kanye begged her to come.” Their special connection was obvious at the show’s after-party.

“They looked really close,” an onlooker told US Weekly. “Like they really like each other. Kanye is obsessed with Kim and would marry her.”

Khloe Kardashian is throwing her support in early for the over-the-top duo though the ink on Kim’s divorce papers to Kris Humphries is barely dry.

“I genuinely think that because we have so much in common like our families, losing parents and we do have a lot of connections – I think that if they were to go there, it would be a long relationship,” Khloe said.

Khloe also may have ratted out her sis, confirming what Amber said months ago.

“They were talking and trying to go on a date here and there, but it just didn’t work out.”

While both are single, overly ambitious, and intriguing what could catapult a possible relationship is Kanye’s confidence. Go figure.

“To have Kanye charming her feels good,” says a source. “Guys are afraid to get near her with all the drama, and here’s a guy who’s actively pursuing her.”

What do you think of Kanye and Kim hooking up?

 

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