Kanye West's Wife Bianca Censori Draws Attention In Dubai As She Holds On To Stuffed Animal

Rapper Kanye West and his wife Bianca Censori have been spotted at another A-list event, Amina Muaddi's first pop-up store in Dubai. This outing comes amid rumors that West and Censori had taken a break because of her family's concerns about their marriage.

The controversial duo is presenting a united front in the face of heavy criticism for anti-Semitic lyrics in the rapper's new song "Vultures." The architect has also reportedly said that she'll defend West against the anti-Semitism allegations forever because she knows people take the situation "out of context." 

West and Censori made another public appearance during their current Dubai trip. The couple were spotted at fashion designer Amina Muaddi's launch event for her first pop-up store at Ounass. The store is Muaddi's first Middle East project and will officially launch to the public on December 1.

At the event, West and Censori were spotted smiling happily and stuck by each other through the night. The "Praise God" rapper wore an all-black outfit while his architect wife, Censori, wore a short nude dress, fur hat, and kitten heels and held on to a stuffed animal pillow. She was seen with the pillow at various times during the night while talking to other guests and taking pictures.

Muaddi's new store will primarily feature her Fall 2023 collection, which includes handbags and shoes. Other famous names at the launch event include models Chanel Ayan and Nat Marcos, stylist Anthony Liguer-Laubhouet, and actress Nadine Njeim.

West and Censori's appearance at the Dubai event comes after recent reports that their marriage was on the rocks. There were several rumors that Censori's family had convinced her to take a break because they were worried that West had brainwashed her in the marriage.

According to a report from the U.S Sun, insiders said West and Censori had taken a "break" after discussing her family's concerns. They said, "Her family has never been a fan of Ye, and those close to her have questioned whether marrying him was the right decision. Kanye said they've been taking a breather since mid-October and his only focus right now is the music."

Insiders also spoke to the Daily Mail about the specific concerns, which include complete control over Censori's outfits and public appearances. West also reportedly imposes strict rules on his wife's diet and keeps her with him at all times.

The couple's new Dubai appearance also comes after the debut of West's new song "Vultures." The iconic producer released the track on November 17 via Chicago radio station Power 92. It's his first music release since "Hot Sh--."

The song, which features Lil Durk and TY Dolla $ign, has received heavy criticism on social media for having anti-Semitic lyrics. It reads, "Runnin' hooligan, and we with the foolishness / How am I anti-Semitic? I just f----- a Jewish b----/ I just f---- Scooter's b----- and we ran up like Olympics / Got pregnant in the threesome, so whose baby is it? / Whose baby is it?"

West performed the song for the first time at Lil Durk's recent show in BLU Dubai, which was held on November 26. The night before, the "Graduation" rapper was recorded dancing to the song with Censori, Ty Dolla $ign, Bump J, and Chris Brown. Fans have also criticized Brown for dancing to the music, and he's denied the anti-Semitist allegations heavily on his Instagram story.

Censori has also addressed the new anti-Semitism allegations against her husband. A source told the Daily Mail that the Australian architect will defend West from the criticism "until the end of time." 

They explained that Censori firmly denies all the allegations of racism and anti-Semitism against the rapper.

The source said, "She would defend Kanye until the end of time on this. She knows that things get taken out of context. She knows that Kanye is not anti-Semitic and he is definitely not racist." 

The insider further claimed that Censori and West don't "read the awful things said about them" by the press and social media, so they remain unaffected by public opinion.