Kim Kardashian reportedly shut down her eldest son Saint West’s YouTube channel after sharing two videos hitting Vice President Kamala Harris.

The 8-year-old’s account, @TheGoatSaint, was deleted on Wednesday – and those searching for it received the message: “This page is unavailable.” Sorry about that.

His reality TV mom publicly said last month that she controlled her son’s channel — and could make it “private or delete it” if he posted content she didn’t like.

She is believed to have made good on the threat when Saint – her son with controversial rapper Kanye “Ye” West – posted crude attacks on Harris on Tuesday night, reported the Daily Beast.

Screenshots shared on One of the videos shows a cartoon saying they “walked into shit” – with a photo of Harris on the cartoon’s foot.

Recording of the second video shows the cast of “Saved By The Bell” saying “Dumb,” “stupid,” “crazy” and “dangerous” over a photo of the vice president’s face.

Both videos, initially posted Tuesday, carried the same handle as the account belonging to Kardashian’s son.

Kardashian shared with fans in September that her young son had started a YouTube channel, sharing a photo of a contract she had Saint sign regarding the rules he had to follow to keep the account.

“I have to show all videos to my mother or guardian before posting them. I authorize any adult if mom asks me to delete my video for any reason. If I don’t listen to all the rules, mom might make my page private or delete my account,” the contract states.

Saint’s parents, Kardashian and Ye, 47, have opposing political beliefs, with Kardashian supporting Democrats while West is a longtime supporter of former President Donald Trump while also sharing his admiration for Adolf Hitler and the Nazis .

The rapper previously expressed interest in running for president himself in 2024 – even asking Trump will be his running mate.

Although Kardashian has not publicly supported Harris, she visited the vice president at the White House in April of this year to discuss pardoning non-violent drug offenders.

The TV star had a similar meeting with Trump during a pardon ceremony almost five years earlier.