Kanye West will reportedly appear on David Letterman's Netflix talk show, My Next Guest Needs No Introduction.
Sources told Vulture the polarizing rapper filmed the interview Monday in front of a live studio audience. Though details of the sit-down have not been revealed, insiders claim 'Ye and Letterman spoke extensively about their respective struggles with mental health—a topic Kanye has been fairly open about within the last year.
Netflix declined to confirm the purported interview, but multiple people have gone to social media claiming they attended the filming and that Mrs. West was also in attendance.
"We just watched a taping of @netflix My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with @letterman," one person wrote on Instagram. "We had no idea who the guest would be. Ended up being #kanyewest. Yup, @kimkardashian was there too."
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Season 1 of My Next Guest Needs No Introduction premiered in early 2018, and featured a slew of high-profile guests like Barack Obama, Tina Fey, and Kanye's former collaborator JAY-Z. Hov addressed his rocky relationship with 'Ye during his interview, insisting he would explain more after the dust settles.
"I'll let you know when it's over," JAY told Letterman. "He knows he crossed the line. He knows. And I know he knows. Because we've never let this much space go between one of our disagreements—and we've had many. It's a part of who we are. He’s an honest person and he’s wrong a lot of times."
It's unclear when Season 2 will debut, but sources told Vulture that the series is expected to return sometime this summer.
