Kanye West’s political team is undergoing further changes. Patrick Krason, the treasurer of his campaign committee, resigned on Monday morning. Krason formally announced his decision in a letter to the Federal Election Commission.

“I have notified the campaign of my resignation, and they have been made aware of the requirement to name a new treasurer within 10 days,” Krason wrote in his letter, which TMZ acquired.

“I have also made them aware that they cannot raise or spend campaign funds until a new treasurer has been named. Please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions or concerns,” he continued.

Right-wing commentator and white nationalist Nick Fuentes were fired by Ye a few days prior to Krason’s resignation. West rehired Milo Yiannopoulos to the team as a result. Yiannopoulos’ email to Fuentes confirming his dismissal was also acquired by TMZ.

“As you may know, I have been in Los Angeles for the past week with Ye. discussing his presidential aspirations,” Yiannopoulos stated. “The result of those discussions is that I will be taking the reins once again as director of his political operations.”

“Your services on Ye’s exploratory team are terminated as of this letter, and will not be required for any possible future campaign. But I am writing to inform you that you may if you choose, offer yourself to Ye as a remote unpaid advisor. This private and confidential position may not be made public,” he adds.

Ye reportedly withdrew completely from consideration for the 2024 presidency, according to earlier reports. West was dissatisfied with the rivalry among his advisors during his campaign, according to Rolling Stone.

Kanye and his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, have been co-parenting their four kids in recent weeks. He also made it to Tarzana for his son Saint’s most recent football match over the weekend.

Published by HOLR Magazine.