Kanye West Slammed For Snubbing Beyoncé And Jay-Z In Recent Apology

Social media users are laying into Kanye West after the rapper failed to apologize to Beyoncé, Jay-Z, and their children in his recent apology to the Jewish and Black communities.

Kanye, who now goes by Ye, has been under intense condemnation over the last few years after he began spewing controversial, problematic rhetoric about various groups of people on social media.

Amid his tirades, the "Heartless" rapper would often target family members and loved ones, including his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, his ex-mother-in-law, Kris Jenner, and longtime friends and collaborators, Beyoncé and Jay-Z.

Social Media Users Question Why Kanye West Didn't Apologize To Beyoncé In His Recent Statement

According to an earlier report from The Blast, Ye sent shockwaves across social media in April 2025 when he made derogatory comments about Beyoncé and Jay-Z's twins, Rumi and Sir Carter.

The "Graduation" rapper shared a series of posts on X, formerly Twitter, questioning why the two youngest Carter children weren't as visible as their older sister, Blue Ivy Carter, who, at that point, had appeared in music videos and Beyoncé's 2023 "RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR."

Doubling down, Ye called Beyoncé and Jay-Z's children "r-tarded," adding, "THIS IS WHY ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION IS SUCH A BLESSING HAVING R-TARDED CHILDREN IS A CHOICE." Ye later deleted the posts but assured his fans that it wasn't out of fear of the "99 Problems" rapper. Instead, he deleted them out of fear of having his X account banned. "I'M SO MAD I TOOK THAT DOWN," Ye added.

At the time, Ye's comments generated a plethora of heated responses from loyal Beyoncé and Jay-Z fans—some of whom are wondering why Ye hasn't issued a public apology to the famous family yet.

Kanye West Pressed By Loyal BeyHive Members

Ye's posts about Beyoncé's minor children would hardly be the first problematic and hateful social media upload from the rapper, according to The Blast. In the past, he's made comments that many branded as antisemitic and intolerable.

In a surprising letter shared on January 26, Ye actually apologized for his previous comments, saying his "manic" episodes were a product of his bipolar disorder—something he said was triggered after a car accident he had 25 years ago. "I love Jewish people," he added, declaring he's "not a Nazi or an antisemite."

A user on X responded to the rapper's apology, asserting that they believed his words were "genuine." They further wondered, though, why there was no specific apology to "The Carters." Another user had a similar thought, posting, "Did [redacted] publicly apologize to The Carters and their children? He violated them publicly in the worst way."

Kim Kardashian And Beyoncé Reportedly Had 'Crisis' Call To Handle Kanye West

According to a previous report by The Blast, Ye's posts about Beyoncé's children affected more than just her family. A source close to Ye's ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, shared that the reality star felt "terrible" about Ye's posts, stating "he crossed a line."

The two megastar celebrities reportedly discussed reaching out to members of the rapper's inner circle to encourage him to "seek treatment."

“This is a huge crisis, and no matter how angry and disgusted they might be, there is still a sense of sadness that Kanye is on this path," the source added.

Kim And Ye Reunite For Christmas After Years-Long Feud

TMZ reported that Kim and Ye recently reunited for Christmas 2025 after their years-long feud. Sources told the publication that the two A-listers decided to put their differences aside for the sake of their children.

The source shared that Ye had been "really working on himself" over the last year and had spent time reflecting on his past transgressions, including praising Hitler.

Kim Spoke About Ye In A Recent Podcast Episode

Weeks later, Kim gave Kardashian fans an update on her relationship with Ye, admitting that she and the "Gold Digger" rapper are learning to co-parent together in a much better fashion than before.

Speaking with Khloé, Kim called herself an "empathetic person" before admitting she'd always look at Ye as "family." She added, "I always look at it that way, no matter what’s going on. There are times when I have to be super protective, and there are times when, at any moment, I would love that relationship. I’ve always said that."

In conclusion, Kim said that maintaining a harmonious relationship is in their four kids' best interest. “I think it’s important for the kids. You just, kind of, have to put all the other stuff to the side," she said.