Kaylah Walton
Kanye West has responded to ongoing speculation about his marriage to Bianca Censori, with gossip suggesting the couple may be facing divorce. This comes after his controversial statements on social media.
Recent stories indicate that the 47-year-old rapper, alongside the Australian model, is possibly separating due to his inflammatory antisemitic comments, which included admiration for Adolf Hitler and a self-identification as a Nazi.
On February 13, West stirred up further curiosity when he posted on Instagram, shortly after the speculation about their announced separation.
He shared a definition of “coercion,” which was quickly removed, contributing to the confusion surrounding their relationship.
The definition read, “Yes, coercion is illegal. Coercion is the act of forcing someone to do something against their will through threats or intimidation…”
This post comes just after reports of their likely divorce, amid West’s strange antics at the 2025 Grammy Awards where Censori, clad in a fur coat, was instructed by him to “drop” it, raising concerns about the nature of their relationship.
West’s statement seemed to suggest that Censori was voluntarily participating in the Grammy event and that there was no underlying abusive behavior.
Settlement may be reached as split rumors persist
Censori, who is West’s second wife following his previous marriage to Kim Kardashian, has attracted attention due to her daring fashion choices throughout their relationship.
As divorce rumors gained traction, reports surfaced indicating that a financial settlement had been agreed upon, with Censori allegedly set to receive five million dollars after their marriage’s end.
The current whereabouts of West remain unclear, though speculations suggest he might return to Tokyo, where he spent considerable time the previous year. Yet, amidst the divorce chatter, Milo Yiannopoulos dismissed claims of a breakup.
The former campaign collaborator claimed that West and Censori were together in Los Angeles, looking forward to celebrating Valentine’s Day, although it is uncertain whether Yiannopoulos represents them officially.
