#Kanye West reportedly had secret meeting with Jared Kushner, Ivanka Trump

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Kanye West (left) and Ivanka Trump with her husband, Jared Kushner
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Independent presidential candidate Kanye West secretly met with President Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner last weekend, according to a new report.

The billionaire rapper had been camping with his family, including superstar wife Kim Kardashian West and their four children, in Colorado when he flew out to Telluride to meet Kushner and his wife, first daughter and senior adviser Ivanka Trump, according to the New York Times.

The paper reports that Kushner and Ivanka had been traveling in Telluride that weekend. The sneaker mogul was not joined by his wife during the meeting.

Reached by the Times for comment on his meeting with Kushner, the rap superstar took to Twitter.

“I’m willing to do a live interview with the New York Time [sic] about my meeting with Jared,” he wrote on the social media platform, adding that they discussed “PowerNomics,” a book about black empowerment by Dr. Claude Anderson.

The paper reported that West declined to elaborate on his meeting with the first son-in-law in a follow-up phone interview, but did “express anger about abortion rates among Black women” before saying he “didn’t reflexively support Democrats.”

Asked last Wednesday about West’s 2020 effort, President Trump denied any connection to it, saying during a White House press briefing, “I like him. He’s always been very nice to me.”

Asked if he was aware of or involved in any effort to get West on the ballot, Trump said he didn’t know anything about it, saying simply, “No, not at all.

“I get along with him very well. I like him. I like his wife,” he added.

West launched his late-entry independent presidential bid over July 4 weekend under the “Birthday Party” platform.

Since then, he has fought an uphill battle for ballot access state by state without any of the traditional campaign infrastructure.

West has managed to get himself on the ballot in three states so far: Colorado, Oklahoma and Vermont.

A White House spokesman did not respond to The Post’s request for comment on the alleged meeting.