Kanye West's wife, Bianca Censori, has shared a photo of herself in a tiny string bikini on social media, seemingly ignoring the controversy surrounding her husband's upcoming headline performance at Wireless Festival. The rapper, now known as Ye, is set to perform at the festival in July, marking his first UK show in 11 years.
The announcement of West's Wireless slot has sparked significant backlash, leading two major sponsors to withdraw. Pepsi, the festival's main sponsor since 2015, confirmed it is pulling out, with a spokesperson stating: 'Pepsi has decided to withdraw its sponsorship of Wireless Festival.' Diageo, the drinks company behind Captain Morgan and Johnnie Walker, has also withdrawn its sponsorship for the 2026 event.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer described the decision to book West as 'deeply concerning' due to his history of antisemitic remarks. 'Antisemitism in any form is abhorrent and must be confronted firmly wherever it appears,' he said. West has previously posted antisemitic content on social media, including a threat against the Jewish community, and released merchandise featuring a swastika.
Reports suggest West originally sought a residency at Tottenham Hotspur's stadium, but the club rejected the proposal due to its ties to the Jewish community. His team then approached Wireless, which accepted. A source said: 'There was no way they would allow Kanye to perform at the club, given its history with the Jewish community.'
Meanwhile, Bianca Censori's Instagram post featured her in a red sequined bikini with white fringe, accessorised with silver heels. She tagged designer Gadir Rajab of Raga Malak. The post comes as the couple faces ongoing scrutiny over West's controversial career moves.
