Kim Kardashian & Bianca Censori 'Shock' Fans As They Stand Together At Kanye West's 'Vultures' Event

Kanye West's ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, was recently pictured together with his current wife, Bianca Censori, for the first time at the rapper's album listening party on Tuesday. The rare sighting astounded several fans, who took to social media to express their shock.

Kardashian and Censori are reportedly friendly, but the SKIMS founder is said to dislike her risqué fashion appearances and has directed West not to let her appear in such attire in front of their children.

The "Donda" rapper's ex and current wife made the rare sighting as they both attended his latest studio album listening party.

According to the Daily Mail, the pair sat next to each other at the event, making it the first time they have been spotted together. A clip making the rounds online showed Censori in a pink top as she filmed the performances on her phone, with Kardashian sitting next to her.

West and Kardashian's children, Chicago and Psalm, were in attendance. The former couple share two other kids, North and Saint.

The rare sighting left fans in shock as they took to X to share their reactions.

"Surprise, she still went [to] his listening party. He will always be important at the end of the day," a fan penned.

Another wrote, "More shocked that Kim is there to begin with than I am that she's next to Bianca."

One fan seemed to think it was not a big deal, adding that the pair "are both mature women" and there was "no need for rivals or enmity."

"There is absolutely nothing wrong with it. It's all love," another user noted.

The former "KUWTK" star and the Australian-born architect were seemingly at loggerheads after Censori shared her frustrations with Kardashian for putting West's kids "in jeopardy."

At the time, Kardashian claimed on her family's reality TV show that her rapper ex-husband and his wife lived in an apartment without proper security.

According to the Daily Mail, Censori believed that she put their kids "in jeopardy" by sharing such information, as she also conveyed her frustrations with the SKIMS founder for her "negative" portrayal of West.

"Bianca thinks it was quite tacky of Kim to divulge this information on 'The Kardashians' and, by doing so, she was actually putting her kids' safety in jeopardy," a source told the news outlet at the time.

They reportedly now have an amicable relationship, but Kardashian is said to dislike her racy appearances, especially in front of her children, whom she shares with West.

"Kim instructed Kanye to never let Bianca dress like that around their kids," a source said. "She is truly surprised that Kanye would let his wife leave the house like that."

Off his latest studio album, West's collaborative effort with Ty Dolla Sign, "Carnival," hit the number 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart on Tuesday, scoring the rapper some enviable feats in the process, per Billboard.

The song, which featured Rich the Kid and Playboi Carti, marks West's fifth chart-topper, Ty Dolla $ign's second, and Rich the Kid and Playboi Carti's first.

The controversial Yeezy founder also became the first rapper to have topped the Hot 100 in three distinct decades (the 2000s, 2010s, and 2020s).

To celebrate his latest chart-topper, the "Jesus Is King" rapper took to Instagram and documented a lengthy rant filled with "f--- you's" to individuals who have seemingly crossed paths with him, per the New York Post.

The since-deleted post saw him express appreciation to Rich Ty Carti and those who supported him as he dedicated his latest chart-topper to them.

"Rich Ty Carti and the supporters that stood by us through everything This number #1 is for you it's for the people who won't be manipulated by the system," he wrote.

He went on to blast Adidas, which dropped his Yeezy line in 2022 and allegedly sued him.

"F--- Adidas and everybody who works there or with them," he wrote. "Anyone who goes to school with anyone whose parents work at Adidas. Just know they tried to destroy me, and here we are with the number 1 song in the world."

In his now-deleted post, West blasted those who supported Vogue contributing editor Gabriella Karefa-Johnson and Hailey Bieber for criticizing his "White Lives Matter" T-shirts in 2022.

"And F--- everybody at the fashion houses that sided with Gabby and Hailey Bieber," he wrote. "F--- each and every one of yall."

He also slammed "every so-called Christian and so-called friend or so-called family member that watched me have my kids taken out of my control."

"And it's f--- Drake for taking [Lil] Durk right at the beginning of the Vultures role out," he wrote to his music rival, noting in conclusion that he'll "come back to y'all if I think of more f--- you's."