Reality TV queen Kim Kardashian has denied that she delivered husband Kanye West a stern ultimatum.
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star, 39, was said to have given the rapper a choice between seeking medical treatment for his bipolar disorder or she will leave him, with the goal of forcing him to get help.
Kim is said to have confronted him in emotional 'crisis talks' at his home in Wyoming where he has been working on new music and his 2020 presidential campaign.
However, a representative for Kim revealed to The Sun : "None of this is true. Except that this is obviously a difficult time."
A source had revealed to paper: "She’s told him that unless he pulls out of the presidency bid and admits himself into a rehab program to get professional help, she’ll have no choice but to walk away."
They added: "It really feels like a last resort but Kim doesn't know what else to do."
Despite being understanding of Kanye's mental health issues, Kim was said by the paper to be concerned about the impact his recent outbursts at campaign rallies and on Twitter are having on their four children.
Kim was reported to be "furious and heartbroken" and "deadly serious" about leaving him unless he changes his behaviour.
However, despite the severity of Kim's supposed ultimatum, Kanye was reported to be "unresponsive."
The denials come after reports that Justin Bieber had encouraged Kanye to stop ignoring Kim's attempts to contact him, with Justin and his wife Hailey visiting Kanye in Wyoming.
Kim had been staying in Los Angeles with their children before she visited him earlier this week, reportedly for crisis talks.
A source told PEOPLE that Kim had been "hysterically crying" during the conversation, adding: "She is very emotional about everything, and also exhausted.
"She feels very hurt by Kanye. She has tried to reach him multiple times and he just ignores her."
Mirror Online has reached out to representatives of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West for comment.
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