Why Kanye West gave wife $1million

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A brand offered Kim K $1million to be their brand Ambassador, but her husband, Kanye West asked her not to take the job and she rejected the big money offer. Even though it was hard for her to reject, she said she had to do it.

Then the following week, a flower was brought to the house, and attached to it was a note from Kanye West, saying thank you to his wife for always listening and supporting him.

Guess what?

He compensated her with $1million. The exact amount the company offered.

But in addition, he gave her a contract paper as co-owner of his fashion business.

Question:

If you are Kim Kardashian, will you reject a $1million offer because your husband asked you to?

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