During the Keeping Up With The Kardashians 10-year anniversary special, which aired in September 2017, Kim revealed how she first met her future husband. "I met him I think in 2002 or 2003," she recalled. "He was recording a song with Brandy, and I was her friend. I vividly remember hanging out with him and then they did a video together, so I'd see him a few times. He was asking his friends: 'Who is this Kim Kardajan?' He didn't know what my name was."

Nearly a decade after they first met, Kim and Kanye finally started dating and went public with their romance. During a June 2012 interview with Oprah Winfrey, Kim said they were close friends for years before things turned romantic. "I've known him for a really long time," she said. "We've been friends for like six or seven years, so it's very comforting to have someone that knows everything about you that respects you, understands, has gone through similar things." Later, she added, "I don't know why it took so long for us to kind of get together. But I think I needed to go through all my experiences and some that he's gone through."

By December 2012, the two announced they were expecting their first child together.

Just about a year after confirming their romance, Kim and Kanye introduced their daughter, North West, to the world on June 15, 2013.

On Kim's 33rd birthday, Kanye surprised her with the most elaborate engagement of all time. The rapper proposed at San Francisco's AT&T Park, which he rented out for the occasion, and Kim took to Instagram soon after to share the happy news.

Less than a year after Kanye popped the question, the two tied the knot in Florence, Italy, on May 24, 2014.

On Dec. 5, 2015, Kim and Kanye turned their family of three into a family of four when they welcomed their first son, Saint West.

In November 2016, Us Weekly reported that Kim and Kanye's marriage was in trouble following Kim's Paris robbery in October of that year. A source reportedly told the publication the ordeal "left West paranoid and 'completely freaked out.'"

Soon after the robbery, Kanye was hospitalized for "extreme exhaustion" after he reportedly didn't sleep for a week and began acting "paranoid and psychotic" at his trainer's house in L.A. Kim reportedly remained at his bedside throughout and, according to Us Weekly's source, felt "relieved" he was getting help. "She thinks this is what it will take to save him — and help their marriage," the source reportedly claimed.

Just about two years after Saint was born, Kim and Kanye added another child to their brood. Their second daughter, Chicago West, was born via surrogate on Jan. 18, 2018.

In May 2018, Kanye sparked controversy by asserting slavery was "a choice" during an appearance on TMZ Live. A month later, the rapper told The New York Times he was worried Kim would leave him due to his controversial comments. "There was a moment where I felt like after TMZ, maybe a week after that, I felt like the energy levels were low, and I called different family members and was asking, you know, 'Was Kim thinking about leaving me after TMZ?'" he said. "So that was a real conversation."

Instead, Kim stood by her husband and claimed Kanye's words were taken out of context. "I always know what Kanye's intentions are and what he's trying to say," she told Jonathan Cheban and Simon Huck during an episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, "but I also know that they're gonna write a headline and people are going to assume that that's exactly what you meant."

And one more makes six! On May 10, 2019, Kim and Kanye welcomed their second son, Psalm West, via surrogate.

Fans became worried in April 2020 after a source for Us Weekly reportedly claimed Kim and Kanye were arguing a lot while quarantining together during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. According to the source, Kim felt like "all the parenting duties are falling on her" while Kanye concentrated on his own projects. The source reportedly added, "Kim finds it frustrating that [Kanye] doesn't ask her how he can help with the kids."

Kimye's marriage reportedly became even more strained after Kanye's first presidential campaign rally in July 2020, which is when the rapper claimed Kim considered an abortion early on in her pregnancy with their daughter North. "Kim is deeply upset with Kanye for talking about their personal life and for making matters that are very personal to them and their family public," a source for Us Weekly reportedly claimed at the time.

Following the controversy at Kanye's rally, the couple took a vacation to the Dominican Republic in August, reportedly in hopes of mending their marriage, and in October, Kanye's sweet birthday tweet for Kim gave fans some hope. However, by December, a source for People reportedly claimed Kim and Kanye "very much live separate lives," adding, "Kim has work and projects that are important to her, and Kanye has his ... Their lives don't overlap much."

On Jan. 5, Page Six broke the news that "divorce was imminent" for the reality star and rapper. That same day, a source for Us Weekly reportedly claimed a major argument finally led Kim to file for divorce. "They had a big fight in early December," the source reportedly claimed. "Kanye blew up at Kim and she was really upset. Things between them don't seem to have healed since that."

Another Us Weekly source reportedly claimed Kim had wanted to call it quits since Kanye's controversial comments at his July campaign event. "The comments about North and the abortion were the final confirmation. She will protect the children first, always," the source reportedly claimed.

After weeks of divorce rumors, Kim filed for divorce from Kanye, according to court documents obtained by TMZ on Feb. 19. Page Six also confirmed the reported split, claiming Kim's divorce lawyer, Laura Wasser, filed the papers the same day the news broke.

Here's hoping these two are able to move forward and do what's best for their kids and for themselves.