Bianca Censori has defended her husband Kanye West amid claims from his ex-wife Kim Kardashian that she is 'deluding herself' about the rapper's behaviour. Speculation over West's 'controlling' conduct has persisted throughout their three-year marriage, with the 48-year-old rapper recently releasing lyrics that appear to document their rocky romance.
In his new track 'Highs and Lows', West raps about putting his wife through 'a lot' and notes that they 'separated, but we made it back'. A source told the publication that Kardashian, 45, believes Censori is 'in over her head' and has reached out to offer support, saying 'the door's always open' should she want to leave the marriage.
The insider claimed that Kardashian 'feels a tremendous sympathy towards Bianca' and that the two speak regularly, mainly to arrange visits for the children West shares with Kardashian: North, 12, Saint, 10, Chicago, eight, and Psalm, six. West reportedly refuses to communicate directly with Kardashian or her family, leaving Censori to act as a go-between.
Despite the concerns, Censori is said to have defended West, insisting that 'there's a side to Kanye that only she sees' and that he has 'a good heart'. The source added that Censori believes it is her 'duty' as his wife to help him improve, echoing sentiments Kardashian herself expressed during her marriage to West.
Kardashian previously described West as a 'brilliant but complicated man' during his 2020 presidential campaign, and has spoken about the trauma response she developed while married to him. West has faced widespread criticism for his behaviour, including social media posts praising Hitler and appearing to condone domestic violence, though he issued an apology in January.
