I think it's in Kim's best interest to try to stabilize everything as much as possible — for him, for her kids, for her sanity. Poking the bear likely isn't a great idea, and I imagine the hope is that Kanye will get the help that he needs. 

As for selling "crazy," I think he's solely focused on the headlines — not what's fueling them.   

The question about Kanye selling crazy is interesting. I do think everything he and the Kardashians do is very strategic and for relevancy. The Pete tirade felt dark, but purposefully dark, if you know what I'm saying. I don't think Kim would let anything happen to her kids or put them in an unsafe environment and her legal team is top of the line -- if Kim didn't want something in the custody arrangement, I gaurantee it woulnd't be there

So that would mean that Kanye is still faking it in order to get publicity, and that Kim isn't concerned enough to limit visitation?

Alternatively, it could be that trying to withhold further visitation would aggravate him further, which might make things even more dangerous, to be honest. I think Kanye is triggered enough by Kim divorcing him — keeping his kids away would only make things worse. 

I'm now thinking about Kim and Kanye's custody agreement. Per TMZ, "we're told it's highly likely it'll end up so that Kim will be home base and Kanye can see his 4 kids pretty much whenever he chooses."

Genuine question. After seeing the Pete tirades, the social media posts, and now (per the doc) his bipolar episodes, if Kim was really worried that Kanye is dangerous, would she allow an "open door policy?"

Another question. Is Kanye selling "crazy" the way the Kardashians sell "sexy."

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