Kanye West has confirmed the split from his wife, Australian architect Bianca Censori, attributing the breakup to the stress caused by his recent controversial social media rants. The rapper detailed these startling revelations in his newly released track “Bianca,” from the album WW3.
“My baby she ran away / But first she tried to get me committed / Not going to the hospital ’cause I am not sick, I just do not get it,” West raps in the revealing lyrics, highlighting the strain his actions have placed on their relationship.
West, 47, further discloses in the track that Censori experienced a panic attack directly linked to his increasingly disturbing posts on the platform X (formerly Twitter). He also candidly admitted to tracking her movements via an app: “I’m tracking my b***h through an app / She hop in the car and she ran.”
Family tensions and troubling comparisons
The rapper’s lyrics also indicate friction with Censori’s family, accusing them of wanting him “locked up.” West controversially likened their relationship troubles to the turbulent past relationship between music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs and Cassie Ventura, which ended amid serious allegations of abuse and assault.
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West’s song references Diddy and Cassie explicitly: “I guess we the new Cassie and Diddy,” drawing a troubling parallel to their situation. Diddy is currently incarcerated on sex trafficking charges following Ventura’s accusations, though he maintains his innocence.
Relationship strained by public controversies
West and Censori married in 2022, but their relationship visibly suffered when West designed a transparent dress for Censori at this year’s Grammy Awards. Despite initial efforts to reconcile after a brief separation in February, sources close to the couple revealed that Censori, 30, was increasingly uncomfortable under West’s controlling influence.
“Kanye controls so many aspects of her life,” an insider told Page Six in March, adding to the growing perception of an unhealthy dynamic between them.
Escalating and alarming behavior online
West’s online behavior has escalated significantly, with offensive posts targeting high-profile figures like Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s children, alongside explicit admiration for Adolf Hitler. His increasingly inflammatory posts included statements like “I’m a Nazi,” and “I love Hitler,” provoking widespread condemnation.
Earlier this week, West appeared publicly dressed in a black Ku Klux Klan hood during an interview with DJ Akademiks, further igniting controversy.
Despite widespread backlash and the disintegration of his personal life, West remains defiant, writing in one deleted post, “I’m never apologizing for my Jewish comments.”
This situation highlights a stark turning point in Kanye West’s public and private life, underscoring significant concerns about his behavior and the impact on those closest to him.
