Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are heading towards divorce and we explain below how you can see the signs of the coming split in the events of the past few days. As CDL reported, Kris Jenner posted a cryptic message to Instagram in an effort to gauge fan reaction to a split and potential divorce between her daughter Kim Kardashian and her hot-headed hubby Kanye West. This was on the heels of a Kim Kardashian visit to divorce lawyer Laura Wasser. Well, Kim has just added more fuel to THAT fire by ensuring that her Paper magazine nude cover was all about her and her future as… Kim Kardashian, NOT Kim Kardashian West, Not Kim West—and Kanye is NOT happy about it. Divorce rumors concerning the couple are now all over the Internet and interestingly, there have been no denials from either Kim or Kanye! 
 
 Kanye is beyond angry about his wife’s nude cover, and not because it showed all her lady bits, reports Naughty Gossip. Kanye West is fuming over the fact that Kris and Kim arranged the cover to highlight two things… her ample assets and her maiden name. Kim has been aching to separate from Kanye and is begging Kris Jenner to help her with damage control over the split as she figures out how to divorce her third husband. 
 
 Kanye West is all about respect (respecting him, that is) and feels Kim Kardashian disrespected him and baby North West by not honoring their marriage and using her married name on the cover. Kim hates to be alone and single, but she doesn’t like being married to Kanye, either. When Kim was desperate and lonely, she was attracted to Kanye’s fame and the attention he gave her. Now that she feels her star is bright enough, she doesn’t need Kanye anymore and wants out. Her Paper cover is just more proof that Kim is not proud to be married to Kanye and is ready to move her career forward without him. We know the signs and they all point straight to divorce for this absurd couple. 
 
 Tell us what you think about Kim dissing Kanye below! 
 
 Kim Kardashian: FameFlynet ||||| On Monday evening, Anna Wintour and Andrew Bolton, the curator of the Anna Wintour Costume Center at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, sat down with former CNN journalist Alina Cho at the Met for the first in a series of such talks that Cho is doing with the museum, called "The Atelier with Alina Cho." The vibe onstage was remarkably laid-back and conversational, and Cho coaxed some pretty amazing tidbits out of Wintour, ranging from that controversial April Vogue Kimye cover, advice the EIC gives to new designers and her last day with Oscar de la Renta. 
 
 On that kontroversial Kimye kover: 
 
 "I see the role of Vogue to reflect what’s going on in the culture. The first celebrity that I put on the cover of Vogue was Madonna, and that was considered completely controversial at the time, too. It’s such a long time ago probably no one remembers, but she was a very controversial figure. Now she’s part of the establishment. I think if we just remain deeply tasteful and just put deeply tasteful people on the cover, it would be a rather boring magazine! Nobody would talk about us. It’s very important that people do talk about us. Going back to Estée Lauder’s decision to make Kendall Jenner the face of Estée Lauder. What a fantastic decision that was! They have a wonderful brand that’s very traditionally American, and they decided they want to shake it up and reach a different audience. Now and again one has to do things like that. I think it’s part of the excitement and part of being a journalist. I hope another Kim Kardashian comes along this year!" 
 
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 On her advice that new designers often ignore: 
 
 "In terms of what I tell young designers -- and I’m not sure any of them listen -- you need to remain focused, [and] find yourself a really good business partner. The other thing I urge them to do, and they certainly never listen to this, is it’s really worthwhile going to work for somebody else. So many of these young students come out of school and want to start their own businesses and that’s a slippery slope. It’s much better to go work for an existing designer and learn that way. But I think in today’s world where they think they can -- and [people] do become -- very famous overnight through social media, I think sometimes they are slightly misguided in thinking that they too can make a living that way." 
 
 On Oscar de la Renta's last words to her daughter, Bee Shaffer: 
 
 "He was so brave and so wonderful, joking with [Bee] about her love life... My daughter went over to kiss him goodbye and when we were driving off I said, 'What did Oscar say to you?' And she said, 'He said, 'Thank you for wearing my dress.' That’s the sort of man he was. To him the greatest pleasure was to see someone in his clothes. It was a joy for him. Life was a joy. He was the most extraordinary man. It’s unthinkable for me to think that he’s no longer with us. "
– "I think if we just remain deeply tasteful and just put deeply tasteful people on the cover, it would be a rather boring magazine!" That was Vogue editor Anna Wintour's response ... to a question about putting Kim Kardashian and Kanye West on the magazine's cover. Or, as Fashionista puts it in its headline, "Anna Wintour Implies Kim and Kanye Are Not 'Tasteful.'" Of course, it could be argued she's "implying" the same thing about Madonna, since her answer started off: "I see the role of Vogue to reflect what’s going on in the culture. The first celebrity that I put on the cover of Vogue was Madonna, and that was considered completely controversial at the time, too." If Vogue were to be too tasteful, Wintour continued during her talk at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art Monday night, "Nobody would talk about us. It's very important that people do talk about us. ... I hope another Kim Kardashian comes along this year!" (See how Kim's latest controversial magazine cover is contributing to divorce rumors.)