Kanye West reportedly ‘bitter’ over Kim Kardashian’s rumored romance with Lewis Hamilton

Kanye West is reportedly upset as rumors link Kim Kardashian to Lewis Hamilton, reigniting headlines about their past

Kanye West is reportedly struggling to stay composed as rumors swirl about Kim Kardashian’s alleged relationship with Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton. 

According to a source cited by In Touch, the rapper is far from pleased about the speculation surrounding his ex-wife’s dating life.

The insider claims West is “bitter as hell” over the reported romance and has allegedly referred to Hamilton as a “slimy, two-faced rat.” Kardashian, 45, and West, 48, were married for nearly seven years before she filed for divorce in 2021. During their marriage, the former couple developed a friendship with the British racing star, even appearing together at events and hosting him at their home in 2015.

Recent reports from The Sun suggest Kardashian and Hamilton were spotted spending time together at Estelle Manor in the English countryside, followed by outings in London and Paris — fueling speculation that the pair may be growing closer. While neither Kardashian nor Hamilton has publicly addressed the rumors, the reported sightings have reignited media attention around Kardashian’s post-divorce relationships.

The source further alleged that West had long suspected Hamilton of being interested in Kardashian during their friendship but was reassured otherwise at the time. Now, the insider claims, the rapper feels “vindicated.”

Despite the reported frustration, West may be attempting to avoid a public outburst. In January, he issued a full-page apology in The Washington Post, expressing regret for past “impulsive” behavior and attributing it to his previously undiagnosed bipolar disorder.

For now, West is said to be “biting his lip,” though the insider suggests he remains upset behind closed doors. As speculation continues, representatives for Kardashian, Hamilton, and West have not publicly commented on the dating rumors.