'Love & Hip Hop' Rapper Claims Kim Kardashian Cheated on Reggie Bush With Kanye West

Kanye West was the topic of conversation for rapper Consequence and his girlfriend Jen The Pen who both star on the reality series "Love & Hip Hop New York," and they recently claimed that Kim Kardashian cheated on her former boyfriend with her current one.

Consequence and Jen The Pen appeared on New York City radio show "The Breakfast Club" on Power 105.1 FM. During a lengthy interview, the pair expressed anger with West for not wishing them congratulations on the birth of their first child while alleging that the rapper was with Kardashian while she was dating NFL player Reggie Bush.

"I can say on my son that he never did anything to Kanye for him to never give a congratulations, to him or to me for that matter," Jen said on the radio show. "When he was (expletive) Kim when Kim was with Reggie you know whose secret that was? That was our secret when the rest of the world didn't know. No one blew up his spot, he had his back every night that man called. 'What do I do, what do I do about Kim? I need to be with her, I want to be with her.' That secret was in my home."

Consequence chimed in when radio personality Charlamagne asked him to confirm the details of Kardashian and West allegedly being together while the reality television star was in a relationship with Bush.

"I was driving him to the (hotel)," Consequence said.

The rapper and his girlfriend were not the first to make claims about Kardashian allegedly cheating on her former boyfriend with West.

In a Dec. 2011 interview with Star magazine, West's ex-girlfriend Amber Rose claimed that Kardashian cheated on Bush with her ex-boyfriend while they were together.

"Kim is one of the main reasons why me and Kanye are not together," Rose told Star magazine. "She was sending pictures, and I was like, 'Kim, just stop. Don't be that person.' I thought at least she'd be woman enough to respond to me. She never responded."

West and Kardashian are expecting a baby in July 2013.

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