Ye Attends Film Premiere With Bianca Censori Covered From Head To Toe

Bianca Censori appeared to embrace her mysterious side as she attended the premiere of her feature film with husband Ye (f.k.a. Kanye West) in Los Angeles.

On Saturday night (Feb. 22), the couple arrived wearing all black, with Censori shrouding a cloak that entirely concealed her body and face.

According to TMZ, the Australian model was spotted walking hand-in-hand with the Yeezy creator outside the venue and remained completely veiled throughout the premiere—which was heavily protected by security.

The film, marketed as a “fashion film,” offered an avant-garde visual experience, starring Censori in a series of provocative scenes. In one striking shot, the former Yeezy architect donned a sheer bodysuit and a platinum blonde wig, and rolled across the floor in a surreal display.

In another moment, the 30-year-old deliberately posed to accentuate her figure, and even dramatically cut off the hairs from her wig on camera.

Following the screening, Ye took to Instagram to publicly celebrate his wife’s performance. Sharing an image of the movie’s poster—depicting Censori lying on the floor naked—he wrote, “IM SO PROUD OF MY WIFE FOR STARRING IN HER FIRST FEATURE FILM SHOT IN JAPAN DIRECTED BY VANESSA BEECROFT PRODUCED BY ME.”

Reports of the project first surfaced last week when a source revealed to the New York Post that the duo was working on a collaborative film. “My description of it would be a fashion film of sorts. It’s this view into his [Kanye’s] vision of her—if we were to see her through his eyes,” the insider shared. “The calm and the chaos. It’s been Bianca-centric.”

The pair’s attendance at the premiere came amid speculation that they’re headed for divorce. A source disclosed to Page Six on Feb. 13 that Censori had reached her breaking point, particularly following West’s latest antisemitic remarks and antics.

“She’s had enough,” the insider claimed, adding that the rapper’s decision to sell merchandise featuring a swastika was a defining moment. “The swastika shirt was the last straw. She told him that’s not who she is, and that she can’t be associated with that.”