Kanye West's 'dominion' over wife Bianca Censori sparks concern
Kanye West's 'aggressive' behaviour fuels reports of Bianca Censori's distress
Reports indicate Bianca Censori feels "frightened" and trapped in her marriage to Kanye West, struggling to break free from his control.
Sources claim to Page Six that the rapper dominates her life, hindering her attempts to leave.
Recent shifts have placed Kanye in Japan and Censori in Los Angeles. An insider told the outlet, "Bianca went to another hotel, and someone narced it out. He sent the security guards over and wouldn't leave her alone."
This incident, about a week prior, highlighted Kanye's "aggressive" obsession.
Censori's work is deeply tied to Kanye's projects, including Yeezy, which faced controversy after selling swastika-emblazoned T-shirts.
Tensions flared at the Grammys when Censori wore a revealing mini-dress, fueling speculation about Kanye's influence. His own words, "I HAVE DOMINION OVER MY WIFE THIS AINT NO WOKE AS FEMINIST S**T," further suggest his control.
Meanwhile, Kim Kardashian is reportedly preparing to seek sole custody of their four children following Kanye's release of a song featuring their daughter, North, alongside Sean "Diddy" Combs.
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