Kanye West hints at split from Bianca Censori in new song "Bianca"
In his latest song, "Bianca," off his upcoming album "WW3," the 47-year-old rapper claimed that Censori, 30, had abandoned him. According to reports, the album's cover art is a swastika.
During a Wednesday livestream hosted by DJ Akademiks, West—who now goes by Ye—shared the song's lyrics.
Ye rapped, "My baby, she ran away." "She initially attempted to get me committed, but I don't understand it. I'm not sick, so I'm not going to the hospital."
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - FEBRUARY 02: (L-R) Kanye West and Bianca Censori (Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer /Getty Images via AFP)
Ye then claimed that a series of damaging antisemitic remarks he made on social media earlier this year caused the couple, who were married in 2022, to break up. "She is having a panic attack and doesn't like the way I tweeted. I'm staying up all night and won't go to sleep until Bianca returns."
"Bianca, I just want you to come back. Come back to me. I know what I did to make you mad. Bianca, I just want you to come back," Ye raps at another point.
The provocative cover art for the album follows Shopify's decision to ban Ye's Yeezy website for marketing and selling swastika T-shirts after his strange commercial, which aired during Super Bowl LIX in February.
In a mysterious post on X, previously Twitter, weeks ago, Ye—who has come under fire for repeatedly endorsing Hitler—seemed to hint at his separation from Censori, igniting breakup rumors.
He stated in a since-deleted tweet, "When you look at that betrayal list, I realized I was just a part of people's strategies," the Hollywood Reporter reported. "When the word "love" actually meant "I love the chance," I mistook it for love.
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West / AFP / ANGELA WEISS
"I make decisions from my heart and mind," he continued. "Therefore, when my heart breaks, it also breaks my head" I drank Henny to the awards ceremony that evening. TThe experience was overwhelming and challenging.g.
According to reports, the "Jesus Walks" rapper was initially connected to Censori, a former employee of Yeezy, two months after his divorce from Kim Kardashian was finalized. North, Chicago, Saint, and Psalm are the four children that Ye and Kardashian have together.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Al Bawaba
4 days ago
- Al Bawaba
Emma Thompson reveals how Donald Trump stalked her on ‘Primary Colors' set
ALBAWABA - Emma Thompson shares shocking story of Donald Trump's unexpected on-set pursuit. Emma Thompson, who is a guest of honor at the Locarno Film Festival this year, told an intriguing story this morning about a weird meeting she had with Donald Trump, the 47th president. Thompson was asked about filming the 1998 Mike Nichols movie Primary Colors during a job Q&A with a large crowd. She said she was in her room one day on the set of the movie when the phone rang. NEW YORK, NEW YORK - DECEMBER 09: Emma Thompson (Photo by Jason Mendez /Getty Images via AFP) "Trump was there." "Hello, this is Donald Trump," he said. "How can I help you?" I asked because I thought it was a joke. Thompson made a joke: "Maybe he needed help finding his way." The British star went on, "Then he said, 'I'd love for you to come stay at one of my beautiful places.'" We might be able to have dinner together. I told them, "That's really nice." Thanks a lot. I'll get back to you. Thompson, imitating Trump's unique voice, said she didn't understand why the former Apprentice host called her or how he got the number to her trailer phone at first. But she quickly saw what was going on. Thompson said, "I knew that day that my divorce decree had been sent through." "And I'm sure he has people looking for good people to take out on his arm." He was looking for a kind divorcee, you know. Plus he found the number in my cabin. That is stalking, you know." Thompson also said, "I could have gone on a date with Trump and had something interesting to say." I was empowered to change the course of American history. WASHINGTON, DC - AUGUST 07: U.S. President Donald Trump (/AFP) In another part of the session, Thompson talked about several movies she had worked on, such as Richard Curtis's Love Actually. Thompson expressed her constant confusion about the movie's popularity, attributing it to its unique approach. "I mean, I'm honestly always amazed that movie made it this long. It's not that I don't like the movie. She said, "I like it a lot, but it's weird." Thompson said that the scene in the movie where her character finds out that her partner has been cheating on her "touched a nerve" because "we get a heartbreak, especially women; we have to hide it because we don't want people to see it." "So what moves you? Isn't she crying?" Thompson said, "It's her covering it up afterward, making the bed, going downstairs, and being happy." When asked about her part in Harry Potter, however, Thompson wasn't as interested in talking about how she did. "That's not really an important part of my creative work." I'm sorry. I don't even mean to be rude to those of you who like Harry Potter, but you know, I came in, did a bit with glasses and a lot of hair, and then left having been quite well paid,' she said to loud laughs from the Locarno audience. Thompson got the Leopard Club Award last night in Locarno for his work over the years. The event lasts until August 16.
Jordan News
03-08-2025
- Jordan News
Michael Jackson's dirty stage sock sells for nearly $9K at French auction - Jordan News
Michael Jackson's dirty stage sock sells for nearly $9K at French auction A dirty white sock once worn by the King of Pop has moonwalked its way back into the spotlight. اضافة اعلان The rhinestone-covered sock, worn by Michael Jackson during a 1997 show in the city of Nîmes, sold Wednesday for €7,688 — about $8,911 — at an auction house in southern France. The off-white stained sock, originally white and studded with crystal rhinestones, was discovered by a technician backstage after Jackson's HIStory World Tour performance. The sock was then preserved in a frame for 28 years, according to a French auctioneer. 'It really is an exceptional object — even a cult one for Michael Jackson fans,' auctioneer Aurore Illy told AFP. The sock was worn during Jackson's tour, which hit 35 countries and included 82 shows. Footage from it shows him performing 'Billie Jean' in the sparkling footwear. Auctioneers had estimated the item to be between €3,000 and €4,000, but it nearly doubled expectations. Though Jackson's legacy remains controversial due to longstanding child molestation allegations — which he and his estate denied — the market for his memorabilia continues to thrive. A Macau casino shelled out $350,000 in 2009 for the glittery glove he wore during his first televised moonwalk in 1983. In 2023, a Paris buyer paid over $80,000 for a fedora Jackson wore before that same performance. Months later, a black-and-white leather jacket from his 1984 Pepsi ad sold for $306,000. Jackson died in 2009 at age 50 from a fatal drug overdose. NYP
Ammon
03-08-2025
- Ammon
Michael Jackson's dirty stage sock sells for nearly $9K at French auction
A dirty white sock once worn by the King of Pop has moonwalked its way back into the spotlight. The rhinestone-covered sock, worn by Michael Jackson during a 1997 show in the city of Nîmes, sold Wednesday for €7,688 — about $8,911 — at an auction house in southern France. The off-white stained sock, originally white and studded with crystal rhinestones, was discovered by a technician backstage after Jackson's HIStory World Tour performance. The sock was then preserved in a frame for 28 years, according to a French auctioneer. 'It really is an exceptional object — even a cult one for Michael Jackson fans,' auctioneer Aurore Illy told AFP. The sock was worn during Jackson's tour, which hit 35 countries and included 82 shows. Footage from it shows him performing 'Billie Jean' in the sparkling footwear. Auctioneers had estimated the item to be between €3,000 and €4,000, but it nearly doubled expectations. Though Jackson's legacy remains controversial due to longstanding child molestation allegations — which he and his estate denied — the market for his memorabilia continues to thrive. A Macau casino shelled out $350,000 in 2009 for the glittery glove he wore during his first televised moonwalk in 1983. In 2023, a Paris buyer paid over $80,000 for a fedora Jackson wore before that same performance. Months later, a black-and-white leather jacket from his 1984 Pepsi ad sold for $306,000.
