Kanye West and Bianca Censori reportedly enter luxury mental health clinic in Mallorca amid controversy
Kanye West and his wife, Bianca Censori, have reportedly checked into The Balance Rehab Clinic, a luxury mental health facility on the island of Mallorca, Spain. As reported by RadarOnline on June 17, the couple's stay is estimated to cost $170,000 per week.
Kanye West and Bianca have reportedly checked into a mental health facility in Mallorca, Spain, costing $170K per week. pic.twitter.com/luYWz0LXGp — FearBuck (@FearedBuck) June 18, 2025
The news quickly sparked online debate. One user remarked, 'Sounds like a luxury vacation with extra steps,' while others questioned the timing of the visit, linking it to West's appearance at the recent Diddy trial in Manhattan federal court. The rapper reportedly watched about 40 minutes of the hearing from a private room.
10 mins at the Diddy trial was enough to get him into rehab 😭 — Drift Net 🐝 (@ItzDriftnet) June 18, 2025
Are they going to plead insanity because a bunch of people think they are the other celebrity couple that was mentioned during the Diddy trial? pic.twitter.com/bHN4SX5JJG — ∞꒒꒐꓄꓄꒒ꏂ ꒤ꍌ꒒ꌦ∞ (@Voxilar) June 18, 2025
Kanye was at the diddy trial and decided to turn his life around
— Hunter ↯ (@y2khunter) June 18, 2025
making a bag off people who got issues mentally is the real problem — ThorDKidd (@ThorDKidd___) June 18, 2025
Public reaction has been divided. Some speculate the move is a strategic effort to repair his public image, while others support the decision as a step toward healing. 'Even billionaires need silence,' one user commented in support. Others criticized the commercialization of wellness, citing the facility's high fees.
It's good to see kanye doing everything to better himself ❤️ — 🪙🧎🏻♂️ (@Awal4PF) June 18, 2025
When the world gets too loud, even billionaires need silence.
This move shows they're seeking healing, not headlines.
Sometimes peace is worth more than publicity. — PAUL (@PaulEnu_) June 18, 2025
This development follows several controversies involving West, including a string of inflammatory social media posts. His recent independent release of the song 'Heil Hitler' in May drew international backlash and led to bans on various platforms due to its anti-Semitic content.
Kanye West has finally gone to a mèntal health hospital for treatment 😳‼️
Ye Ye is reportedly staying at a mèntal health facility in Mallorca, Spain where he's receiving treatment for everything that's troubling him.
His wife Bianca Censori, who has always wanted it. pic.twitter.com/RzytqodpIr — Theo 💵💵💵 (@TeeEye434104) June 18, 2025
Earlier this year, West stated on social media that his prior bipolar disorder diagnosis was incorrect, and that he is actually autistic. According to The Guardian, he credited Bianca with encouraging him to seek re-evaluation.
Meanwhile, rumors of marital issues have circulated. A source close to the couple told RadarOnline the timing of their facility stay may be aimed at shifting the narrative amid legal issues and reputational damage.
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Kanye West and his wife, Bianca Censori, have reportedly checked into The Balance Rehab Clinic, a luxury mental health facility on the island of Mallorca, Spain. As reported by RadarOnline on June 17, the couple's stay is estimated to cost $170,000 per week. Kanye West and Bianca have reportedly checked into a mental health facility in Mallorca, Spain, costing $170K per week. — FearBuck (@FearedBuck) June 18, 2025 The news quickly sparked online debate. One user remarked, 'Sounds like a luxury vacation with extra steps,' while others questioned the timing of the visit, linking it to West's appearance at the recent Diddy trial in Manhattan federal court. The rapper reportedly watched about 40 minutes of the hearing from a private room. 10 mins at the Diddy trial was enough to get him into rehab 😭 — Drift Net 🐝 (@ItzDriftnet) June 18, 2025 Are they going to plead insanity because a bunch of people think they are the other celebrity couple that was mentioned during the Diddy trial? — ∞꒒꒐꓄꓄꒒ꏂ ꒤ꍌ꒒ꌦ∞ (@Voxilar) June 18, 2025 Kanye was at the diddy trial and decided to turn his life around — Hunter ↯ (@y2khunter) June 18, 2025 making a bag off people who got issues mentally is the real problem — ThorDKidd (@ThorDKidd___) June 18, 2025 Public reaction has been divided. Some speculate the move is a strategic effort to repair his public image, while others support the decision as a step toward healing. 'Even billionaires need silence,' one user commented in support. Others criticized the commercialization of wellness, citing the facility's high fees. It's good to see kanye doing everything to better himself ❤️ — 🪙🧎🏻♂️ (@Awal4PF) June 18, 2025 When the world gets too loud, even billionaires need silence. This move shows they're seeking healing, not headlines. Sometimes peace is worth more than publicity. — PAUL (@PaulEnu_) June 18, 2025 This development follows several controversies involving West, including a string of inflammatory social media posts. His recent independent release of the song 'Heil Hitler' in May drew international backlash and led to bans on various platforms due to its anti-Semitic content. Kanye West has finally gone to a mèntal health hospital for treatment 😳‼️ Ye Ye is reportedly staying at a mèntal health facility in Mallorca, Spain where he's receiving treatment for everything that's troubling him. His wife Bianca Censori, who has always wanted it. — Theo 💵💵💵 (@TeeEye434104) June 18, 2025 Earlier this year, West stated on social media that his prior bipolar disorder diagnosis was incorrect, and that he is actually autistic. According to The Guardian, he credited Bianca with encouraging him to seek re-evaluation. Meanwhile, rumors of marital issues have circulated. A source close to the couple told RadarOnline the timing of their facility stay may be aimed at shifting the narrative amid legal issues and reputational damage.
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