Kim Kardashian “deleted” son St. West’s YouTube channel after posts against Kamala

Kim Kardashian filmed a YouTube channel owned by her eldest son with Kanye West on Wednesday after two posts criticizing the vice president Kamala Harris were placed on the account.

A YouTube account for an 8-year-old St. West — who went by the moniker @TheGoatSaint — was allegedly “taken down” by Kardashian, 44, after the politically charged posts, according to The Daily Beast.

“This page is not available. Sorry about that. Try searching for something else,” YouTube said by clicking on the page.

It was claimed on social media that Saint posted a meme of Kamala on the bottom of a cartoon character’s shoe saying, “I stepped in a hole.”

Last month, the reality star said she forced Saint to agree to a contract if he wanted a channel on the platform. It turned out that he violated the terms of the agreement just one week before the election day.

Several X/Twitter users linked Saint’s posts to his father’s longstanding support for Trump.

Among the reactions: “Smart like his father”; ‘Kanye so proud rn;’ “Kanye is so proud of his brother” and “Like father, like son.”

One user said: “Saint is a kid, I’m not worried about him,” while another added: “This guy is very smart.” Raised correctly!’

Another user said: “Saint West is a Donald Trump fan.” “Kane Smiles”

One user tagged Kardashian wrote: “@KimKardashian restore please. St. West is doing the right thing.”

One user said: “I strongly disagree with Kim Kardashian’s decision to delete Saint West’s YouTube channel due to the videos she posted. Censoring opposing views is troubling and sets a dangerous precedent. Doesn’t everyone expose Kamala, What’s wrong with her? lol.’

Another added a GIF of West looking grim and wrote, “So #KimKardashian deleted St. West’s #YouTube channel for posting his political feelings and she disagreed. Understood

The contract, posted on Kardashian’s Instagram Stories on Sept. 3, read: “I, Saint West, agree to follow my mom’s rules for having a YouTube channel. I am not allowed to comment on any personal family information.’

Saint also agreed not to film any material containing “any personal information” or “while North is recording music.”

It read: “I have to show my mom or guardian all videos before I post them.

“I allow any adult if mom says to delete my video for any reason. If I don’t follow all the rules, mom can make my page private or delete my account.”

She posted an image of the contract on her social media platform with the caption, “I finally let Saint have a YouTube channel after signing a big contract. Please subscribe!’

She added that “Saint signed a solid contract for this YouTube channel” and “he better not violate” the agreed terms.

Kardashian, who has daughters North, 11, and Chicago, 6, and sons Saint, 8, and Psalm, 5, with ex-husband Kanye West, 47, has ties to both presidential candidates amid her criminal justice reform efforts in recent years.

She met with Harris at the White House last April and has worked extensively with former president and Republican nominee Donald Trump in previous efforts.

Kardashian originally entered the White House in 2018 on behalf of Alice Marie Johnson, a woman who received a life sentence in 1996 on a nonviolent drug charge.

Kardashian met in the Oval Office with Trump in May 2018 and then again in September of that year during her efforts on behalf of Johnson, who was eventually commuted by Trump.

During her meeting with Harris in April 2024, the focus was on a roundtable discussion about President Joe Biden’s handling of clemency powers aimed at non-violent drug offenders. Long sentences are outdated by today’s standards.

Harris said during the meeting that she is a “big believer in the power of atonement” on the issue.

“It’s an old concept that goes beyond religions, but basically it’s about understanding that everyone makes mistakes, and for some it can rise to the level of a crime,” the vice president said. “But isn’t that the mark of a civil society that we empower people to earn their way back and give them the support and resources they need to do that?”

Kardashian said of her relationship with Trump earlier this year on Jimmy Kimmel Live!: “I don’t think he likes me very much. But I’m fine.

“I think he’s done some amazing things with prison reform and released a lot of people and signed an amazing bill — the First Steps Act — so that’s what I’m going to focus on,” she said.

Dailymail.com has reached out to representatives for the Kardashians for comment.