Kanye West went incognito once again as he stepped out after an explosive few days publicly feuding with ex-wife Kim Kardashian.

The rapper, 44, completely covered his face with a perforated mask as he stepped out with French Montana and Justin LaBoy in Los

Angeles on Sunday.

Kanye had heads turning as he made his way to dinner with his entourage, clad in nearly all-leather.

Kanye sported a black hoodie, leather jacket, matching trousers, and his signature knee-high boots.

Kanye’s drama with Kim has been intensifying in recent days with the divorced couple arguing over their eldest child North using

TikTok and the rapper being barred from Chicago’s birthday party.

Kanye’s drama with Kim has been intensifying in recent days with the divorced couple arguing over their eldest child North using TikTok and the rapper being barred from Chicago’s birthday party

On Sunday, Kanye claimed Kim had accused him of ‘putting a hit out on her’ in a scathing new post.

West has been lashing out at Kardashian’s parenting tactics for weeks, most recently criticizing her for allowing daughter North, eight, to use TikTok without his permission.

The Grammy-winning musician – who has an estimated net worth of $1.8 billionby Forbes estimates – rehashed old family drama on Instagram in an all-caps rant. He reiterated claims he was barred from attending his younger daughter Chicago’s fourth birthday party, accused of stealing, and forced to take a drug test.

Stepping out: Kanye West went incognito once again as he stepped out after an explosive few days publicly feuding with ex-wife Kim Kardashian

Kanye sported a black hoodie, leather jacket, matching trousers, and his signature knee-high boots

In his latest Instagram tirade, he claimed Kardashian – worth $1.4 billion – accused him of planning a ‘hit’ on her.

‘These ideas can actually get someone locked up,’ West said. ‘They play like that with black mens’ lives weather [sic] it’s getting them free or getting them locked up. I’m not playing about my black children anymore.’

The couple called it quits last February although West refused to let go of the relationship, claiming God would bring them back together after his curvaceous reality star ex moved on last November with comedian Pete Davidson.

West in a track released last month rapped about beating the funny guy’s ‘a**’.

Although their split initially appeared publicly amicable – with Kardashian supporting West’s record release and new shoe line – it recently turned acrimonious as West began publicly dragging her parenting.

He last week shared a picture of North on Instagram asking in the caption, ‘Since this is my first divorce I need to know what should I do about my daughter being put on TikTok against my will?’

In an apparent effort to legitimize his stance, he on Sunday shared a text exchange he had with Kardashians’ cousin.

‘Afterwards her other cousin Kara called me saying she agreed with me then said she would speak out publicly which she never did,’ West said on Instagram. ‘Then she suggested I take medication.’

West revealed in 2020 that he has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, which can cause sufferers to experience episodes shifting between manic highs and dark depressions.

In another text shared to Instagram on Sunday morning,  West shared an alleged text exchange with one of Kardashian’s cousins who seemingly agreed with West’s strong stance against the children having access to social media

Hours later, Kardashian hit back on her Instagram slamming West’s ‘constant attacks’ on her and accusing him of causing their family ‘pain’ in a lengthy statement, where she referred to herself as the ‘main caregiver.’

Kanye then responded again, screenshotting Kim’s statement and posting another response saying: ‘What do you mean by main provider ? America saw you try to kidnap my daughter on her birthday by not providing the address.’

‘You put security on me inside of the house to play with my son then accused me of stealing I had to take a drug test after Chicago’s party cause you accused me of being on drugs.’

In a track released last month, West knocked his ex’s parenting style, calling her out for hiring nannies to help with the kids.

‘I got love for the nannies, but real family is better,’ he rapped in the song Eazy. ‘The cameras watch the kids, y’all stop takin’ the credit.’