Kanye West's New Sister-In-Law Calls Their 'Marriage' 'Very Exciting News' 

News of Kanye West's marriage to Yeezy architectural designer Bianca Censori recently went public, and her family has shared their reaction to the report. Censori's sister, Angelina, and another relative, Alyssia, expressed their excitement about the marriage during a recent interview. 

West and Censori had their wedding ceremony and a honeymoon but are yet to file an official marriage license. He previously paid tribute to his new bride with a song titled "Censori Overload," with lyrics hinting that he practiced celibacy until their marriage.

Their wedding comes less than two months after the "Gold Digger" rapper and his ex-wife Kim Kardashian settled their divorce. Reports recently claimed that Kardashian hates Censori because she's a "pretty girl" and that she has always suspected the designer's connection with West for a long time.

Read on to find out more. 

According to the New York Post, Censori's sister, Angelina, recently spoke to the Herald Sun about the news of her sister marrying West in a non-legally binding ceremony. She said, "It's very exciting news for both my sister and the family, but we choose to have some privacy for the time being."

Another one of Censori's relatives, Alyssia, also spoke to the media outlet, saying she's "super happy for them both." West and his new beau were recently spotted having lunch at the Waldorf Astoria in Beverly Hills, wearing matching wedding rings. The couple reportedly flew to a resort in Utah for their luxury, five-day honeymoon. 

Per reports West and Censori are yet to officially file a marriage license. It's unclear how long they've known each other, but Censori has worked as an architectural designer at Yeezy since November 2020.

West has previously paid tribute to his new wife, releasing a song in December titled "Censori Overload." The song's lyrics suggest the rapper practiced celibacy until their recent wedding: the lyrics read, "And the Bible said, 'I can't have any more sex 'til marriage." 

His wedding with Censori comes less than two months after he and Kardashian finalized their divorce. West and the reality star were married for eight years and had four kids, North, Saint, Psalm, and Chicago. When the news broke of his marriage, Kardashian took to Instagram to share a cryptic quote saying that she's now beginning her "quiet girl era."

However, an insider recently revealed to Page Six that Kardashian has "hated" Censori for a long while. The Skims founder reportedly had no basis for disliking the architect except that she might have suspected a connection between West and Censori at the time. The insider also added that Kardashian "hates pretty girls," which would have added to her dislike of Censori. 

During a 2022 appearance on an episode of the Angie Martinez IRL podcast, Kardashian got emotional as she spoke about co-parenting with West. She broke down in tears, saying that co-parenting with the rapper is "really f**king hard." Kardashian also revealed that she shielded their kids from West's online antics and controversies. 

For several months last year, the rapper trended for his statements about Jewish people and his "White Lives Matter" shirt designs. She said, "If they don't know the things that are being said or what's happening in the world, why would I ever bring that energy to them? That's really heavy grown-up sh*t that they're not ready to deal with." 

The reality star also admitted that she couldn't hide the reality from her children forever, especially with their oldest, North gaining more social media presence daily. Kardashian then said she's prepared herself to answer all their kids' questions about her relationship with West truthfully when the time comes. 

The "The Kardashians" star also said, "One day my kids will thank me for sitting here and not bashing their dad when I could. All the crazy sh*t. They'll thank me and I'll privately answer anything that they want to know. It's not my place anymore to jump in."