Kanye West hints at Bianca Censori split in new song
Bang Showbiz | Los Angeles
Kanye West has suggested his wife has left him in the lyrics to a new song. The 'Stronger' hitmaker married Bianca Censori in a private ceremony in December 2023 but the words of new track 'Bianca' claim she has walked out on him over his controversial anti-Semitic social media rants, but not before she sought to have him 'committed'.
In lyrics published to Genius and previews during a livestream by DJ Akademiks on Wednesday, Kanye raps in 'Bianca': '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.
'She's having a panic attack and she is not liking the way that I tweeted / Until Bianca's back I stay up all night I'm not going to sleep / I really don't know where she's at.'
The song - which is from the 47-year-old rapper's forthcoming album 'WW3' - comes almost two weeks after Kanye sparked rumours of problems in his marriage with a cryptic message about having his heart broken.
He wrote on X in part: 'When you look at that betrayal list I realized I was just a part of peoples strategies. I took the word love to mean love when it really meant I love the opportunity.
'I make decisions from my heart and mind. So when my heart is broken it breaks my mind too. That's why I drank Henny to go to the awards that night. Just too many slaps in in the face.'
The message was accompanied with a screenshot of a redacted text exchange, in which he said he 'would sign' something and didn't 'care' about the 'terms proposed'.
He also seemingly texted: 'Just like to see people fulfill their dreams so they can s*** on me later.'
Kanye - who has children North, 11, Saint, nine, Chicago, seven, and five-year-old Psalm with ex-wife Kim Kardashian - and Bianca have also unfollowed one another on Instagram.
However, in February, the rapper's representative denied the couple had split.
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