After attending church, Kanye West and his wife were seen leaving with their kid Psalm.
Bianca Censori, a 28-year-old Yeezy designer, is married to Kayne, 45, and the two have been spotted in some odd clothes recently.
This time, the couple left their church as the rapper restyled his wife’s clothing.
In his all-black ensemble, which included a T-shirt with shoulder padding and skintight jeans, Kanye resembled a football player.
The word “POLIZEI” (the German term for “police”) was written in large, white block letters across the back of his shirt.
He also appeared to be wearing very tight black socks and black foot supports rather than shoes.
Bianca absolutely covered herself in black gauze from head to toe.
Her torso was encircled by a huge foam circle that also encompassed her neck and shoulders.
A thin black gauze that wrapped her head, face, and entire torso constrained her arm movement.
She also wore black leather boots that reached her knees.
Psalm, Kanye’s four-year-old kid, joined his father at the religious event.
The boy was dressed in a white shirt, tan shorts, and a golden bike helmet, in contrast to his father.
Kanye was playing with him and scooping him up on his bright blue bike while he was riding around on it.
Bianca absolutely covered herself in black gauze from head to toe.
Her torso was encircled by a huge foam circle that also encompassed her neck and shoulders.
A thin black gauze that wrapped her head, face, and entire torso constrained her arm movement.
She also wore black leather boots that reached her knees.
Psalm, Kanye’s four-year-old kid, joined his father at the religious event.
The boy was dressed in a white shirt, tan shorts, and a golden bike helmet, in contrast to his father.
Kanye was playing with him and scooping him up on his bright blue bike while he was riding around on it.
WHO DIS, NEW HOME
As his $57 million Malibu mansion breaks apart, Kanye and Bianca recently moved into a $20K per month apartment, a source exclusively revealed to The U.S. Sun.
The controversial rapper currently resides in a plush condominium in West Hollywood as he works to rebuild his economic empire after being “canceled” due to anti-Semitic statements.
Despite financial difficulties and a backlog of lawsuits, Kanye is reportedly spending roughly $20,000 on the two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom luxury residence.
An informant claims that the 45-year-old has spent the previous few months at the location, which is only a short drive from his new Yeezy headquarters on Melrose Avenue.
According to the insider, Ye is seen getting around, but he’s now keeping a low profile and concentrating entirely on building his empire; he has no interest in posting or stirring up trouble.
“Bianca is all about her man and organizes everything. Their marriage is doing well, and they both appear to be content and well-suited to one another.
The insider continued, “They have now located their own home, close to his new HQ on Melrose, after spending months living at the Nobu Ryokan in Malibu.
It’s a beautiful apartment with a really Ye inside. It’s a special location and an architect’s dream.
NEW PLANS FOR YEEZY
According to a source who spoke exclusively with The U.S. Sun, Kanye intends to appoint disgraced American Apparel founder Dov Charney as the new CEO of Yeezy.
Kanye’s career has been destroyed as a result of his anti-Semitic remarks towards the Jewish community that led to his cancellation last year.
Back in November, the well-known fashion labels Adidas, Gap, and Balenciaga all decided not to work with the rapper and businessman. He lost the support of JP Morgan Chase bank as well.
Kanye continues to face escalating legal challenges while claiming to have lost an eye-watering “$2 billion in a day.”
Kanye is frantically attempting to maintain the Yeezy brand despite seeing the collapse of his commercial empire.
According to a source who spoke exclusively to The U.S. Sun, he wants notorious Jewish Charney to work for him full-time.
Charney is used to getting “canceled,” as in 2014 the board of American Apparel “canceled” the Canadian businessman and clothes producer.
He was said to have violated the corporation’s sexual harassment policy, misused corporate funds, and offered significant severance payouts without board consent, among other alleged transgressions.
