Kim Kardashian Deletes Saint West YouTube Channel After Posts Against Kamala Harris: Report

Kim Kardashian has reportedly shut down eldest son Saint West’s YouTube channel after he posted two videos bashing Vice President Kamala Harris.

The 8-year-old’s account, @TheGoatSaint, was deleted on Wednesday, with those searching for it receiving a message: “This page is unavailable. Sorry about that.”

Last month, his reality TV mom said publicly that she monitors her son’s feed — and can make it “private or delete it” if he posts things she doesn’t like.

She is believed to have followed through on the threat when Saint – her son with controversial rapper Kanye ‘Ye’ West – posted a scathing attack on Harris late on Tuesday, the Daily Beast reports.

Screenshots divided by X one video shows a cartoon saying they’ve “stepped on the devil” — with Harris on the cartoon’s leg.

Record second video shows the cast of “Saved by the Bell” saying “Stupid,” “stupid,” “crazy” and “dangerous” over a photo of the vice president’s face.

The two videos, originally posted on Tuesday, shared the same ID as Kardashian’s son’s account.

In September, Kardashian shared with fans that her young son had started a YouTube channel, sharing a photo of the contract she made Saint sign regarding the rules he had to follow in order to keep the account.

“I have to show my mom or guardian all the videos before I post them. I give permission to any adult if my mom says to remove my video for any reason. If I don’t follow all the rules, mom can make my page private or delete my account,” the contract reads.

Saint’s parents, Kardashian and Ye, 47, have opposite political beliefs, with Kardashian supporting Democrats and West a longtime supporter of former President Donald Trump, while also admiring Adolf Hitler and the Nazis.

Previously, the rapper expressed his desire to run for president in 2024 – he even asked Trump will become his partner.

Although Kardashian has not publicly endorsed Harris, she visited the vice president at the White House in April of this year to discuss clemency for non-violent drug offenders.

A small TV star a similar meeting with Trump at the pardon event almost five years ago.