Kim Kardashian ‘terrified’ for husband Kanye West as he receives help following ‘psychiatric emergency’
The wife of the Yeezy rapper rushed to be by her husband's side after finally gathering the courage to appear in public following Paris attack
KIM Kardashian is reportedly "terrified" for her husband Kanye West after he was admitted to hospital.
The rushed to her husband's side after she heard he was suffering from exhaustion and dehydration that caused him to have a psychotic break.
A source told : "Kim was terrified. She was so scared when she heard the news and rushed to his side.
"There was no question about her staying in New York City. She had to be with him last night."
The 36-year-old television personality was expected to attend Denise Rich’s Angel Ball on Monday - her first public appearance since she was attacked and robbed at gunpoint during Paris Fashion Week.
However, she quickly jumped on the next plane home to be by her husband's side as she wanted to be with him.
The event was going to commemorate her late father, Rob Kardashian, and the insider said that the star "wanted to be there for her family."
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They said: "Kim was so excited to go to the Angel Ball. She got herself ready for last night to be her first public appearance. It's a cause that is so important to her and she wanted to be there for her family."
However, the sudden deterioration comes as no surprise to those close to the Famous singer, who claim he "hasn't been himself for a while".
They told the gossip site: "It was a combination of a lot of issues: stress, anxiety, paranoia. He just broke. There have been signs recently of him just overwhelmed. He has a lot going on: multiple fashion lines, the tour, his business, being a father. And then the Paris incident also threw him for a big loop.
"His mother passed away this time of year. So, there is a lot going on right now."
They added: "All he wanted to do was stay home with Kim and the kids and he couldn't. He realised he couldn't do it all and just broke."
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