Kanye West and Pete Davidson have been offered money to settle their differences in the boxing ring.

Davidson is Kim Kardashian’s current boyfriend and has been at loggerheads with the reality star’s ex-husband, West who hasn’t hidden his resolve to have his ex-wife back.

US boxer Jake Paul offered the duo $60million to fight each other in the ring.

After ‘The Kardashians’ star filed for divorce from her estranged husband Kanye West six years after marriage, she moved on with Saturday Night Live comedian, Pete, making headlines everywhere.

Kim and Pete started dating in October 2021 shortly after the mother of four appeared on ‘Saturday Night Live’ (SNL).

Just a few weeks after Kim appeared on the show, she and Pete celebrated Halloween together by going on a date to an amusement park where they were spotted holding hands on a rollercoaster.

They first went public with their relationship in November where they were pictured on a string of romantic dates.

The 28-year-old comedian was also spotted with what appeared to be a pretty big love bite on his neck later that month.

Pete went on to call Kim his ‘girlfriend’ in a recent interview which really got fans excited.

As Kanye continues to make his divorce from Kim acrimonious, Pete has reportedly promised he’s ‘not going anywhere and has assured her he’ll stand by her no matter what.

As the rift between West and Davidson continues to elicit concern in some quarters, Paul has now said he’s “sick of the back and forth” between the pair on social media.

The 25-year-old boxer stated that their continued feud could have a negative effect on Kim and Kanye’s children.

He also called on both parties to consider taking to the ring to put an end to their feud.

“I’m kinda sick of them going back and forth on social media and I think it’s affecting their kid’s life, like Kanye and Kim’s kids. They’re gonna be the ones that take the most trauma from this”, he said.

The boxer said he has already gotten partners willing to make the fight a reality if West and Davidson eventually take up the challenge.