Momager Kris Jenner takes Kanye West's side in the reported fight involving a teenager in Los Angeles on Monday, as his future son-in-law goes to Paris perhaps to cool things off.

"I do know that how it started was that this person got really... a lot of racial, hateful, horrible things that he was saying," Kris Jenner told Australia's 2DayFM. "And I think that's where it started. I'm not quite sure how it ended, to be honest with you..."

"I think that what happened was that somebody got really out of line. Very hateful person."

Meanwhile, Radar Online reported that Kanye West was spotted at Charles De Gaulle Airport in Paris on Thursday while police continues on the felony investigation regarding the fight.

But an insider insisted to the website that Kanye West is just in town "for fashion week, for the men's shows," referring to the Paris Fashion Week which started on Wednesday and will last until Sunday. West is expected to support his friend, Riccardo Tisci, who presented the Givenchy show on Friday.

Police are continuing the investigation into the culpability of Kanye West in the fight.

In a report by TMZ, which first broke the story, the teen who was reported to have called fiancee Kim Kardashian a "n----r lover" also called her a slut and also threatened to kill her. The guy allegedly screamed at Kim Kardashian, "I will kill you, slut" along with a slew of other racist rants.

The suspect reportedly just tried to help Kardashian when the paparazzi swarmed at her. When he screamed at the photographers, "F-k these fa---ot-ass n----rs," Kim Karashian admonished her for using inappropriate language.

That set the suspect off who then directed her ire at Kim Kardashian: "F--k you bitch. Just trying to help you. Shut up n----r lover, stupid slut."

Radar said that Kanye West's shady past including a misdemeanor no contest plea to battery case involving a photographer in 2008 and another pending battery case will "hurt him in the Beverly Hills Police Department's investigation into his actions," citing a source in law enforcement.