Kanye West Speaks Out on Wife’s Leaving in New Song

LOS ANGELES, CA – Kanye West, now known as Ye, revealed in his newly released song “BIANCA” that his wife, Bianca Censori, ended their relationship due to his controversial social media behavior. The track, featured on his latest album “WW3,” debuted Thursday and highlights the distress Censori experienced as a result of West’s online rants.

In the song, West, 47, raps, “My baby she ran away / But first she tried to get me committed / Not going to the hospital ’cause I am not sick I just do not get it.” He adds, “She’s having a panic attack and she is not liking the way that I tweeted / Until Bianca’s back I stay up all night I’m not going to sleep / I really don’t know where she’s at.” These lyrics reflect the turmoil in their marriage since they tied the knot in 2022.

West describes tracking Censori’s location through an app, saying, “I’m tracking my b—h through an app / I’m tracking my b—h through the city.” He also brashly addresses her family in the song, suggesting they have a negative influence on Censori.

The rapper appears to draw a parallel between his tumultuous relationship with Censori and that of Sean “Diddy” Combs and his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura, whose split involved legal battles and public scrutiny. West states, “I guess we the new Cassie and Diddy / I’m making this song for Bianca / I’m feeling the spirit of Donda,” referring to his late mother.

Sources indicate that Censori, 30, became increasingly distressed over West’s inflammatory remarks on social media, particularly his repeated antisemitic comments that led to widespread backlash. Since March, West has made headlines for several outbursts, including derogatory remarks about celebrities and historical figures, causing many to question his stability.

In February, reports surfaced of Censori’s departure around the Grammy Awards. A source close to the couple claimed Censori felt trapped, stating, “Kanye controls so many aspects of her life.” Despite West’s attempts to reconcile, insiders suggest that Censori is intent on moving on.

West’s “WW3” album cover, featuring a red swastika, has drawn attention for its provocative imagery. This follows his recent controversial antics that resulted in significant fallout from brands like Adidas. His comments on various subjects continue to garner criticism, with many calling for accountability for his past antisemitic remarks.

As he pleads for Censori to return, stating, “Bianca, I just want you to come back / Come back to me / I know what I did to make you mad,” it remains unclear if their marriage can withstand the pressure of West’s public persona.

The Hollywood Reporter reached out for confirmation of the apparent split but received no immediate response. The couple’s future and West’s ongoing behavior will likely remain in the spotlight as they navigate their personal and public lives.