“I think you and I've mostly connected on parenting,” Kardashian, 44, began during the Tuesday, November 12, episode of friend Zoe Winkler’s “What the Winkler?” podcast. “And judgment, and feeling like sometimes you're in this alone, even ...

Kim Kardashian tells Zoe Winkler on the latest episode of the iHeartRadio podcast What in the Winkler? that she is “basically raising” her four children with the artist formerly known as Kanye West by herself.

Kim Kardashian sat down with friend Zoe Winkler for her What in the Winkler? podcast opening up about raising her four kids by herslef, despite having "great support systems."

Kim Kardashian said co-parenting with Kanye West is virtually non-existent, claiming she is “basically raising four kids by myself.”

Kim Kardashian—who shares kids North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm with ex Kanye West—recently detailed how she has changed her approach to disciplining her kids.

Though Kardashian and her ex-husband Kanye West have joint custody of the kids, Kardashian says she sometimes feels 'alone' in raising them.

Kim coparents her four kids—North, Saint, Psalm, and Chicago—with her ex-husband Kanye West. The former couple share joint custody, and have "equal access" to their children.

Her candidness about being a single parent can definitely resonate with others, even if Kim Kardashian is a billionaire, A-list celebrity.

Kanye West told an employee that his ex-wife Kim Kardashian has “Jewish masters,” according to a lawsuit filed Thursday. The producer and rapper, who also goes by Ye, was also accused in the lawsuit of keeping the employee waiting on two separate occasions while he loudly had sex in an adjacent room.

The musician now known as Ye allegedly subjected a staffer to antisemitic tirades and hotel meetings where the employee was forced to listen to loud sex in an adjoining bedroom, new lawsuit claims

Kim Kardashian recently got candid about parenthood, especially how it can sometimes feel like she’s navigating alone when it comes to her and Kanye West’s kids North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm.