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Kanye West Stopped Following Kim Kardashian West On Instagram, Again, After Claiming He Wants To "Stay Together" Amid Their Ongoing Divorce

While the internet is spinning out over Kim Kardashian West and Pete Davidson's recent string of bicoastal hangouts, Kanye West has seemingly responded to the commotion surrounding their rendezvous through more indirect means.

To review, Kim and Pete spent time together on at least two reported occasions this week: first, on this roller coaster at Knott's Berry Farm in Southern California, where they were photographed holding hands; and several days later at an Italian restaurant in — wait for it — Staten Island.

We are clueless as to the nature of these meetups and can only say with certainty that Kim and Pete made us laugh on Saturday Night Live last month and again at that haunted amusement park before Halloween. Still, whether or not they're dating is a hot topic at the moment.

Kanye hasn't addressed the speculation about his ex, who filed for divorce from the rapper in February after almost seven years of marriage.

But in addition to claiming that he's never "seen the [divorce] papers" and wants his children's parents to stay together during an appearance on Revolt's Drink Champs YouTube series, it looks as if he also unfollowed Kim on Instagram.

This isn't the first time he's done it, either. Kanye briefly unfollowed Kim in September after previously unfollowing the Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum and her family members on Twitter over the summer.

What any of this means remains very unclear, but please feel free to share your take in the comments below.

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