Reps for Kanye West‘s wife Bianca Censori have denied that she made a cry for help.
The news comes following her husband – now known as Ye – recently posting a string of hate-filled rants on X/Twitter, although his account appears to have been deactivated.
His posts increasingly concerned fans, particularly after he claimed “dominion” over Censori: “I have dominion over my wife. This ain’t no woke as feminist shit. She’s with a billionaire, why would she listen to any of you dumb ass broke bitches?”
The comments came regarding their recent red carpet appearance at the Grammys, where Censori dropped her fur coat to reveal a dress that was almost entirely see-through.
“People say the red carpet look was her decision… Yes, I don’t make her do nothing she doesn’t want to, but she definitely wouldn’t have been able to do it without my approval, you stupid ass woke pawns,” Ye added on X.
Following the post, another update then emerged on the platform under her name, and read: “Lord, I lift up my husband to You with love & concern. Soften his heart, guide his words, and fill him with wisdom and kindness. Protect him from trouble & lead him toward understanding & respect for all people.”
“Despite our differences, I love him unconditionally,” it added. “Strengthen our bond & help me be a source of patience & encouragement. I trust in Your grace to work in his heart. God Bless Israel and All The Good Jewish Pple. Amen.”
At the time of writing the post is still up, and the account now clarifies in its bio: “A perspective from inside the world of Bianca Censori for discussions only. Thoughts inspired by Bianca Censori. Don’t sue me.” It’s unclear if this was added after the initial post.
Late last night (February 9), a rep for the Australian model told The Hollywood Reporter the blue-checked account is fake and “does not belong to Ye’s wife”, with the rep adding: “We have reached out to X to get the account unverified and/or banned.”
West’s return to the platform after having previously been banned back saw him make a litany of hateful posts, including voicing his support for Diddy and Chris Brown, and urged for the former to be released from prison amid sexual abuse allegations.
Kanye also went on a rant withdrawing his apology to the Jewish community for past anti-Semitic comments, as well as declaring himself as “a Nazi” and a slew of other demeaning posts that targeted several communities.
Ye over the weekend had also said “I love Hitler”, praised billionaire and X-owner Elon Musk as “the most lit person that [has] ever been on Twitter” and claimed that all other people look up to him. Musk himself had drawn criticism and allegations of Nazism earlier this year when he made two Nazi-like gestures during Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration.
Following Kanye’s weekend rant, Friends star David Schwimmer called on action to be taken against rapper for his hate-filled “Nazi” posts, arguing that “silence is complicity”.
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