And when Barack Obama was in office, they even met with him and publicly supported the politician. Beyonce also sang At Last at his inaugural ball in 2009.
"They are outraged over Kanye's recent political rants," a source close to the singer said.
The relationship between the Wests and Carters has been strained for years. But it got worse when Kim visited to the White House to discuss prison reform in May. Two months later she said: "I have nothing bad to say about the president."
And when Kanye ranted to the crowd at SNL last week about all the good Trump is doing, they were disgusted, it has been claimed.
West was blasted by celebrities including Chris Evans and Whoopi Goldberg when he resumed the discussion the next day, tweeting a photo of himself again wearing his red baseball cap and suggested abolishing the 13th Amendment, which outlaws slavery.
"This represents good and America becoming whole again," he wrote. "We will no longer outsource to other countries. We build factories here in America and create jobs.
"We will provide jobs for all who are free from prisons as we abolish the 13th amendment. Message sent with love."
He later clarified those remarks: "The 13th Amendment is slavery in disguise," he noted, "meaning it never ended."
The source said Bey and Jay think "Kanye is a disgrace, and is only doing this for attention".
"Beyonce and Jay-Z know that Kanye is seeing a future in politics, but they feel that they cannot associate themselves with them from this point forward. They want nothing to do with either one of them."
Kanye was mad at Jay for not attending his wedding to Kim in Italy, it has been claimed, but they seemed to be doing better in January of this year when the couple sent Kim a gift for Chicago.
