Kanye West's name has been changed to Ye officially made as the rapper’s divorce from Kim Kardashian has moved forward.
The name change for Kanye, 44, has approved by a judge, according to TMZ.
In the legal documents obtained by the outlet, the judge reportedly signed off on the rap star's petition as a Los Angeles court.
Ye will reportedly not have a middle or a last name.
Kanye Omari West previously appeared on his birth certificate.
As of right now, Kim, 40, might possibly still keep "West" in her own surname.
While their divorce proceeds though. the reality star may or may not decide to keep it around.
The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star filed for divorce from the Donda rapper back in February.
The former couple – who were married for nearly seven years – share four kids together: North, eight, Saint, five, Chicago, three, and Psalm, two.
Back in September 2018, the Flashing Lights rapper has been wanting to call himself Ye.
He tweeted: "Being formally known as Kanye West, I am Ye."
Kim reportedly "scored $60million Los Angeles mansion" in her divorce proceedings from Kanye.
According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Kim has won the $60million home.
Sources told the outlet that the former couple negotiated a buyout price for the home, which they essentially rebuilt from the ground up together during their marriage.
The pair purchased the LA mansion 2014 for $20 million, though have invested millions into the renovation process.
Back in April 2018, Kim's mom Kris Jenner revealed that the house cost $60million on Twitter.
News that Kim gets to keep the home may be a surprise to some, as most of the construction and design process was led by the rapper.
Kanye worked with famed architects including Axel Vervoordt over the years to build his dream home, while the pair invested a large sum of money and even purchased the property next door to expand their home.
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