Kanye West Issues Apology to Jay-Z Following Inappropriate Tweets About Children and Beyoncé

Kanye West’s Apology to Jay-Z

Kanye West recently issued an apology to Jay-Z, seemingly in response to his unpleasant remarks about Jay-Z’s children and those of Beyoncé.

The comments were shared on X/Twitter and appear to stem from a previous update where the rapper questioned the mental capabilities of younger children in the industry, referring to them as “backward.”

On March 18, as part of a series of posts, he also claimed that Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s twins, Rumi and Sir Carter, were conceived through in vitro fertilization. He later deleted the post, only to repost it while reiterating his stance, clarifying to his followers that the removal was not an attempt to be a “good person.”

The Apology Update

Now, it seems Kanye has published a mysterious apology regarding his prior comments.

“I am sorry, Jay Z,” he wrote on H. “I feel bad because of my tweet, but I still feel that I gave my life to this industry and thought that so many people were my family, but when I needed a family for some real issues, none of these rappers had my back.”

Sorry, Jay Z

I feel bad from my tweet, but I still feel that I gave my life to this industry and thought that so many people were my family, but when I needed a family for some real shit, none of these raps had my back

– Ye (@kanywest) April 10, 2025

Reactions from Beyoncé and Jay-Z

Following Kanye’s initial comments about their children, neither Beyoncé nor Jay-Z has publicly addressed the situation. However, reports suggest they are contemplating legal action against West.

Sources informed Page Six that the couple found his remarks “shocking” and would “absolutely not play” along with his “vulgar and insulting” comments.

Beyoncé’s mother, Tina Knowles, seemed to allude to Kanye’s remarks, stating, “It is difficult to remain positive and stylish in the face of ignorance and evil” on Instagram. “But I know that no weapon formed against me or my family shall prosper. This battle is not mine, but the Lord’s; I know that God has got this.”

Matthew Knowles, the singer’s father, also expressed his views, telling TMZ, “People pay the price for stupidity, especially in the music industry. I hope that Kanye receives the mental health assistance he needs.”

Additionally, West’s ex-wife Kim Kardashian reportedly shared her shock over his comments. An anonymous source told Page Six that she was “shocked” and “made efforts to reason with Kanye regarding communication.”

Neither Beyoncé nor Jay-Z has publicly responded to the rapper’s apology.

Earlier this month, West reportedly confirmed that his wife, Bianca Tsenkori, left him during his various online controversies, which included several antisemitic comments and claims in new music.

The track, titled Bianca, is set to be part of Kanye’s upcoming album “WW3” and features lyrics expressing regret over his relationship turmoil.

“She has a panic attack, and she does not like the way I wrote on Twitter / until Bianca is sleeping, I don’t sleep all night, I’m not going to sleep / I really don’t know where she is.”