Kim Kardashian & Kanye West Split after Baby Saint’s Birth?

This should be one of the happiest times of her life, but Kim Kardashian is said to be absolutely distraught following the birth of her brand new baby boy, Saint. According to the latest gossip news updates, Kanye West has all but abandoned his wife to go back on tour. Word has it that the Keeping Up with the Kardashians beauty cut him off from sex shortly after getting pregnant, and it would seem that Yeezus doesn't plan to come back until Kim's ready to remedy the situation.

Being that he doesn't exactly have a 9 to 5, Kim Kardashian supposedly believed that her husband would be there to support her in the weeks and months following the birth of their first son, but it looks like Kanye has a few ideas of his own.

One source in the latest December 21, issue of Life & Style claims that Kim feels like Kanye is splitting just when she needs him most, to focus on career:

"He's already scheduled two gigs and a trip to Chicago in the weeks after their son's arrival.

"She's in panic mode...She feels like she's been dumped."

The secret insider that Radar Online spoke to, however, explains that if Kanye was really going to leave Kim it would have probably happened months ago when Kim told him she wasn't willing to have sex while she's pregnant:

"The thought of exposing [her body] to Kanye was too distressing so she cut way back on sex in the lead-up to the birth.

"He wasn't going to argue, of course, but he's certainly getting very frustrated."

It could be that Kanye is just trying to give himself a little room to cool off, being that he still has almost 6-more-weeks of waiting ahead of him:

"Even he knows no woman is ready for sex straight after giving birth."

What do you think Kanye should do in light of his reported frustrations?

Is it best that he give himself a little space until Kim is ready to get intimate again?

Or, should Kanye get in there and treat his wife like the princess she is?

Let us hear what you have to say about it in the comment field below.