Bianca Censori Makes Rare Fully-Clothed Outing In Japan Amid Kanye West's Legal Battle

Bianca Censori and Kanye West were recently spotted in Japan following a scathing lawsuit filed by West's former assistant, Lauren Pisciotta, alleging sexual harassment, wrongful termination, and breach of contract.

Unlike her normal outings, Censori wore a more modest outfit, opting to cover up completely while still rocking a unique outfit.

Kanye West's representatives have denied the allegations against him, labeling them as baseless and accusing his former employee, Lauren Pisciotta, of blackmail and extortion.

Censori and her husband West were spotted covering up in Japan as they made a grand entrance at Narita International Airport.

The 29-year-old Australian architect wore a floor-length ensemble with sleeves extending past her elbows and accessorized with a black headpiece. According to photos of the couple, Censori could be seen following West while engrossed in her smartphone, through the crowded airport.

Meanwhile, the 46-year-old rapper opted for a relaxed look, sporting loose-fitting white pants, a white shirt, and a cozy white robe, completed with white sneakers. The controversial couple were guided through the Narita airport before heading to their next destination.

The airport appearance marks the couple's first sighting since West's former assistant, Lauren Pisciotta, filed a sexual harassment, wrongful termination, and breach of contract lawsuit against him earlier this month.

Pisciotta's complaint, filed in the Los Angeles Superior Court, alleges that West frequently sent her explicit messages and images, including videos of himself engaged in sexual acts, and shared intimate details of his sex life, allegedly to pressure her into participating.

The lawsuit detailed that Pisciotta's duties, which required her to be available to West 24 hours a day, included arranging transportation for women to meet him.

According to the Daily Mail, the lawsuit read: "On one such occasion, in August 2022, after [Pisciotta] had arranged an Uber ride, Kanye West a.k.a. Ye and Bianca Censori called [her] wanting to discuss the orgy (five-some) they had participated in the day before."

That same month, Pisciotta claimed the "Donda" rapper demanded she remove her cardigan at the Yeezy/Gap office, saying it "was covering too much."

Later that evening, according to the lawsuit, "Ye asked Bianca Censori and other female guests to perform oral sex on him and his male guests in the office changing room."

Pisciotta also alleged that West told her the sound of her voice aroused him and often pleasured himself while speaking to her on the phone, asking if she could "hear or guess what he was doing."

According to the lawsuit, he once did this in person during a private jet flight to the Yeezy Fashion Show in Paris with other employees present.

She claimed he texted her asking for a "hug," which she declined. The filing included a photo and text message the "Heartless" rapper allegedly sent her of a couple embracing during sex, with the message, "When I say I need a hug this is what I mean."

After she refused the hug on the plane, Pisciotta claimed West summoned her to his room, where he trapped her inside, as the door couldn't be opened from the inside. He then lay on the bed and masturbated under the covers until he fell asleep while she sat across from him in a chair.

Pisciotta further alleged that West "constantly asked about her current and past sex life" and insisted on knowing intimate details.

In response to the damning lawsuit, West claimed Pisciotta was terminated due to "lascivious and unhinged" behavior.

A legal representative for the "Dark Fantasy" rapper told TMZ that her allegations are "baseless" and accused her of "blackmail and extortion."

The representative stated, "In response to these baseless allegations, Ye will be filing a lawsuit against Ms. Pisciotta, who actively pursued him sexually to coerce employment and other material benefits, then engaged in blackmail and extortion when her advances were rejected."

West's team also alleged that Pisciotta stole his phone to delete evidence contradicting her claims. They asserted she was fired for various reasons, including not being qualified for the position, demanding a $4 million salary, and exhibiting "lascivious, unhinged conduct."

Additionally, West's reps claimed Pisciotta requested extravagant items like a Birkin bag and a Lamborghini.

They told the news outlet that the ex-employee had sent nudes to West and "solicited" him for sex. When West refused her demands, she allegedly attempted to extort him, asking for large sums of money before filing the lawsuit.

The representative said, "It is evident that Ms. Pisciotta leveraged her association with Ye and his company, and her proximity to him, to seek material gains, clout, and employment through inappropriate means."