North West joins Kanye West on stage in South Korea as Kim Kardashian expresses concerns

North West, 11, recently took the stage alongside her father, Kanye West, during his concert in South Korea, marking a significant moment for the father-daughter duo. 

The performance, part of Kanye's collaboration with Ty Dolla $ign on the albums *Vultures 1* and *2*, was live-streamed to Kanye's YouTube channel, allowing fans worldwide to witness the event. 

North, dressed in all-black, danced and rapped with her father, who wore all-white, as they performed hits, including "Off the Grid" from Kanye's *Donda* album, in front of a cheering crowd at Goyang Stadium in Seoul. 

The performance quickly circulated on social media, sparking mixed reactions from fans. While some praised the pair, others questioned why North was so prominently featured on stage.

The event comes amid reports that Kim Kardashian, 43, is increasingly concerned about the environment her children are exposed to while spending time with Kanye and his new wife, Bianca Censori. 

A source close to the reality star claimed that Kim is alarmed by recent stories about Kanye and Bianca, particularly regarding their influence on North and her younger siblings, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm. 

Kim is reportedly seeking a sit-down meeting with Kanye and Bianca to discuss new co-parenting ground rules.

These concerns arise as Kanye, now known as Ye, faces allegations of being addicted to laughing gas, according to a sworn affidavit by his former Yeezy chief of staff, Milo Yiannopoulos. 

The accusations, along with reports of Bianca being "controlled" by Kanye, have added to Kim's worries about her children's well-being.

Despite the growing concerns, North's bond with her father remains strong, as seen during their recent performance. 

However, Kim's desire to ensure a healthy environment for her children has led to her considering new measures to address the situation.