Kanye West & Bianca Censori's Love Praised By Longtime Pal: 'They're Extremely Happy'

Amid the controversy surrounding Kanye West's whirlwind romance with his wife, Bianca Censori, the couple has the support of one insider—Justin LaBoy. 

According to the rapper's longtime friend, Ye and Censori are happy together and will likely start their own family soon. 

The pair have been in the news since Ye stunned the world by quietly marrying Censori in a discreet ceremony merely two months after his divorce from Kim Kardashian. 

Many observers have questioned the nature of their relationship, especially regarding their attention-grabbing fashion selections and affectionate public appearances.

Even Censori's father disapproved of the pair's non-legal marriage and indicated that he wanted a sit-down with Ye earlier this year.

Luckily, one of the "Jesus Walks" hitmaker's friends has stepped forward to assure critics that the couple are genuinely in love with each other. Even though LaBoy was initially reluctant to talk about his confidant's love life, he did acknowledge to TMZ:

"I love him. I love her. She's great. She lives an amazing life. They're extremely happy. I've been around Ye for years now, and she's extremely happy."

LaBoy's response supposedly countered speculation from Ye's critics, who insinuated that he had been coercing or manipulating his wife. 

The social media star then declared, "I think they're going to have a bunch of babies," when asked about the possibility of Ye following through on his lyric, "Another baby is my end goal."

Delving into the details of Censori's dad's disapproval of her union, The Blast reported that the situation came about after she was spotted in Paris, France, in sheer clothing without any underwear. 

Given the stringent indecency laws in France that could potentially land Censori in legal trouble, one source disclosed:

"Bianca's father Leo wants to have a proper sit down with Kanye and ask him what the hell he is thinking when he parades Bianca around like a trashy naked trophy pony."

The insider shared that Censori's father wanted a one-on-one conversation with his son-in-law so he could pose a hypothetical question.

That question would concern Ye's stance on whether his daughters — North or Chicago — were publicly observed wearing revealing attire allegedly influenced by their spouses.

In addition to the allegations of dressing his wife provocatively, the Yeezy pioneer has also faced accusations of isolating Censori from her loved ones, leading the informant to express:

"If this isn't bad enough, the man who is supposed to protect Mr. and Mrs. Censori's daughter is the same man that is shutting her out from her own family. Leo honestly wants to just sit Kanye down to let him know that he is hurting her family by turning his beloved daughter into a trashy-looking marketable commodity."

While observers await to see if Ye will heed his father-in-law's request, the Grammy Awards winner has been more focused on defending why he shared multiple videos of her dancing provocatively at a Super Bowl after-party on Instagram. 

Predictably, the captioned clip, "STILL THE KING," stirred controversy among his followers, prompting questions about his motives. Unfazed by criticism, Kanye posted a response video affirming, "Y'all, I deliberately posted my wife three times."

"I delivered the album, and people [are] still in my comments talking about, 'Why [are] you posting your wife?' Cause she makes me happy. That's why y'all [are] happy with the music. Cause I am happy, you understand?" the producer added.

He then admonished his fans against negative comments, bluntly instructing those who disagreed with his posts to "go f—" themselves. 

Like her husband, Censori is tired of people talking negatively about her controversial outfits and union.

As The Blast recently detailed, an insider in her camp divulged that the Yeezy architect has no worries about being under her husband's "control." In the words of the source:

"[Censori] has talked to her family, and she has told her friends the same thing since she was last back home, namely that she knows what she is doing and she has this under control."

Regarding her outfit choices, the insider claimed that the University of Melbourne alum "has always been risqué, but she understands that this is her moment and recognizes that it won't last indefinitely."

Meanwhile, it was previously disclosed that Censori's risqué outfits were made by an entire atelier in Italy, funded by Kanye West. 

Per Nigerian-born, London-based designer Mowalola Ogunlesi, "Anything he wants to make, they can make it. He's really just making it on the spot." 

Ogunlesi, who collaborated with the "Donda" artist on his Yeezy Gap venture in 2020, remarked that the outfit creation lacked a "structural" process. 

Still on the clothes, another designer, who remained anonymous, expressed, "They design it and have an in-house team that creates everything in a day."