Kim Kardashian hits back at Kanye West’s claims she 'won’t let him see their kids' with brutal remark

Kim Kardashian has opened up about claims that she has been stopping her ex Kanye West from seeing their children.

The latest season of the hit show The Kardashians is now underway on DisneyPlus, and Kim is already pulling no punches when it comes to her separation from her ex husband, rapper Kanye West.

Since the pair's divorce, rumours have circulated online that Kim had been keeping the children away from West after they separated. However, in a candid moment on the show, the reality star opened up and gave her side of the story.

In a heartfelt speech, she hit out at the rumours, and claimed that what has actually happened is very different from what has been said.

Kim opened up about the rumours on The Kardashians (DisneyPlus/Hulu)

She began by claiming that she felt she had 'Stockholm syndrome' in her marriage, saying: "I always felt like I had a little bit of Stockholm syndrome to where I always felt really bad and always protected, and always like wanted to help, and this was the first time I didn't feel that responsibility personally."

Kim went on to talk about the responsibility she feels towards her children, saying: "As much as people think that I have the luxury of walking away and not dealing ever again, that's not my reality."

It was at this point that she went on to address the rumours that she has been withholding access to the children from Kanye.

Speaking bluntly, she said: "It's a divorce, not a kidnapping, we haven't left, we're in the same spot we have the same address so he knows where his kids are at."

Addressing the rumours, Kim said: "It's very confusing because it'll be all this talk on the internet about like I'm keeping the kids - he's never once called and asked.

"But I'll wake up and it's on Twitter that I'm keeping the kids, so it's just when it's not true and not rational."

But Kim wasn't finished yet, and went on to call out her ex, alluding to plans for them to co-parent together following their separation, which she said never came to fruition.

"What happened to the house that you bought next door, and we were going to co-parent and do it back and forth, and you take them to school every day," she said.

Kim was pulling no punches (DisneyPlus/Hulu)

"I was, like, 'have dinner with us every night, let's have dinner as a family every night', and obviously, it was just, that wasn't what he wanted, and I get that maybe that's too much.

"But that's just what I saw from my mom and my stepdad and my dad, so it was like I just saw the best co-parenting, the best healthy relationships, so it is what it is."

The Kardashians is streaming on DisneyPlus.