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14.10.2022 - 18:49 / perezhilton.com
We all heard about how JP Morgan Chase Bank cut ties with Kanye West due to his anti-Semitic attacks this week, right? Apparently that’s NOT what happened — as the decision was made weeks ago, according to a new report!
As we previously reported, Candace Owens took to Twitter on Wednesday to reveal that the 45-year-old rapper and his company Yeezy were “kicked out of JP Morgan Chase bank.” The conservative talk show host claimed the financial institution gave no official reason for the decision. However, she seemingly implied the bank’s decision came following the recent backlash surrounding Kanye’s controversies – including when he threatened to go “death con 3 On JEWISH PEOPLE” and wore a “White Lives Matter” shirt at Paris Fashion Week. Candace tweeted:
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BTW, Owens also attached a screenshot of the letter Kanye received from the bank, notifying the musician to move his assets to another bank by November 21. You can check it out (below):
Just the fact it was Candace tweeting it gave it the subtle implication it was over the controversy they had been involved in together. Plus the timing, when several other folks are cutting ties to the Power rapper? Of course it’s what a rational person would infer. It made perfect sense.
But that’s apparently not the case! It turns out that the bank actually cut ties with Kanye long BEFORE the fashion designer’s anti-Semitic threats and comments on social media. A source familiar with the situation revealed to TMZ on Thursday that the letter was sent on September 20 – weeks before Ye wore the “White Lives Matter” shirt or made his antisemitic comments.
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