Kanye West was forced to abandon his show mid-way through this week as he rushed to support his wife Kim Kardashian following a horrific ordeal in Paris.
The reality star was left "badly shaken" when two masked men dressed as police officers broke into her apartment in the early hours of Monday morning, before allegedly pointing a gun at her head and stealing millions of pounds worth of jewellery.
But as the reality star struggles to come to terms with the shock incident, and Kanye is claimed to have recently suffered a "meltdown" under increasing work pressure, it's led to some fans worrying for the couple.
Kim hasn't been on social media since the attack took place, and cut a frail and worried figure as she flew to Kanye's side in New York earlier this week.
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Kim kept her head down as she returned home
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Kim Kardashian cut a glum figure
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Kim Kardashian's security detail
No doubt still reeling, the star enlisted a Presidential level of security to take her into the centre of Manhattan, alongside her hubby.
But fans aren't just worried for Kim, as claims have now emerged Kanye recently suffered a "meltdown" following his disastrous Yeezy fashion show.
Videos of models barely being able to walk down the runway spread like wildfire on social media, and there were reports of others fainting due to the heat.
Apparently, the rapper began giving people marching orders soon after he saw how negative the reaction was.
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Models were seen falling on the catwalk
"He had his agent fire all 30 of his staff after the fashion show and got rid of his phone so people can only contact him via e-mail," an insider told New York Post.
"He had a nervous breakdown after the show and that’s what triggered it all."
A second insider refuted the 'meltdown' claims, but insisted that the star was definitely disappointed.
"He took stock in what people were saying and he was disappointed - but he’s more determined than ever to get that stuff right," the source said. "He’s a grown-up. He was reflective and disappointed in how things went."
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