Bianca Censori May or May Not Be Divorcing Kanye West

Bianca Censori may be ready to drop her husband, Kanye West, like a robe on the red carpet — depending on whom you believe, anyway. The Daily Mail reported on February 13 that the model and rapper were “heading for divorce” after a controversy-filled two weeks that saw Censori go nude on the Grammys red carpet, West sell a swastika T-shirt, and West defend said shirt in an antisemitic rant on X. Per the Mail, a filing was to come while the couple stayed apart, and Censori would be paid $5 million in the divorce. TMZ then confirmed the news with a source saying both Censori and West were lawyering up. A source also told “Page Six” that Censori had “had enough” after the swastika shirt. “She told him that’s not who she is, and that she can’t be associated with that,” the source said. “He’s saying that he has dominion over her and then he’s selling those shirts. It reflects on her, and she doesn’t want any part of that circus.”

Now, none of those outlets are the most reputable sources on their own — but three have to add up to something, right? Except that West’s own rep quickly denied those reports to The Hollywood Reporter. “Ye and Bianca are in Los Angeles, about to enjoy Valentine’s Day together,” the rep said. “Announcements about their private life will come from them directly, not unsourced rumor in the tabloid press. Is this the fifth or is it the sixth time the press has wrongly reported that Ye and Bianca are separating? I’ve lost track.” But on the subject of credibility: The above-quoted rep is Milo Yiannopoulos, the alt-right pundit who’s apparently working for West again.

So who should we believe here? Let’s go back to that “Page Six” source, who also noted that West believes Censori will “come back to him” like she has before. “He’s saying that she’s just ‘mad at him,’ but right now, she’s told him that she’s completely done,” the source said. Could West, out of disbelief, be telling his rep to bat down divorce reports? Until we see some pap photos or a filing, consider this an open case.