“[Gabriella Karefa-Johnson] is my sister,” Kanye “Ye” West wrote connected Instagram connected Oct. 4, a time aft Ye, 45, attacked the Vogue editor implicit her saying his “White Lives Matter” manner amusement was “hugely irresponsible” and “pure violence.” In Ye’s station connected Tuesday, Kim Kardashian‘s ex said that helium was not “letting radical spell to furniture reasoning I didn’t conscionable with Gabrielle astatine 5 p.m. contiguous for 2 hours, past we went to meal astatine [Ferdi].” From there, Ye claimed that Anna Wintour had Elvis director Baz Luhrmann “film our gathering and we are editing [it] tonight. We took pics and I was instructed to not station them.”


Ye past again referenced his clash with Trevor Noah (which got Ye temporarily banned from Instagram), saying that “it felt similar [Gabriella] was being utilized similar Trevor Noah and different achromatic radical to talk connected my expression. She expressed that her institution did not instruct her to talk connected my t-shirt expression. We apologized to each different for the mode we made each different feel. We really got along, and person some experienced the combat for acceptance successful a satellite that’s not our own. She disagreed. I disagreed. We disagreed. At slightest we some emotion Ferdie(sic) and fashion.”
Gigi Hadid, who fired backmost astatine Ye aft his archetypal circular of attacks connected Karefa-Johnson, popped successful the comments conception to punctual West to enactment immoderate respect connected the Vogue editor’s name. Ye archetypal referred to her arsenic “Gabby,” and Gigi, 27, commented, “It’s Gabriella*.”

This latest Ye-shaped play happened connected Monday, Oct. 3, astatine the rapper/designer’s astonishment Parish Fashion Week show. At the show, some Ye and right-wing commentator Candace Owens wore shirts with “White Lives Matter” connected the back. The models successful the amusement besides bore the slogan, prompting a speedy backlash from the manner world. Ye would later say that “Black Lives Matter was a scam. Now it’s over. You’re welcome.”
Gabriella Karefa-Johnson – the manner manager astatine Garagas a contributor to Vogue and a recently-celebrated subordinate of this year’s Business of Fashion BoF500 database – tried to marque consciousness of Ye’s connection aft seeing the amusement successful person. On her Instagram Story, Karefa-Johnson suggested that Ye “thought it was Duchampian. It wasn’t. It didn’t land, and it was profoundly offensive, violent, and dangerous.”
Ye responded witf attacks connected her credibility arsenic a manner writer. “Broke the processor. When the machine can’t work the code. This is simply a droid,” helium wrote. “This is not a manner person. You talk connected Ye, Ima speak connected you, inquire Trevor Noah.” He besides mocked her quality successful a now-deleted post.

“You privation u had a percent of her intellect,” Gigi wrote successful a now-deleted comment connected 1 of Ye’s posts. “You person nary thought haha…. If there’s really a constituent to immoderate of your s— she mightiness beryllium the lone idiosyncratic that could prevention u. As if the “honor” of being invited to your amusement should support idiosyncratic from giving their sentiment ..? Lol. You’re a bully and a joke.”
Karefa-Johnson spoke connected the Ye-drama successful the aboriginal hours of Wednesday morning. “Today virtually said ‘Hiiiii-yah’ *roundhouse footwear to the face, precise Mortal Kombat,” she wrote connected her IG Story. “Your miss has been done it! I’m exhausted, but I americium truthful moved by and grateful for the outpouring of emotion I’ve received (here and elsewhere) implicit the past 24 hours. I consciousness truthful blessed to beryllium to a assemblage that would amusement up for maine similar this.”
“One happening astir me: I volition ever talk my mind, and ever effort to grant my truth,” she added. “My thoughts are my own, and I basal by them. Thank you each for supporting maine successful that.”