Kanye West & Bianca Censori's $35M Mansion Is Reportedly A 'Last-Ditch Effort' To Save Their Marriage

Kanye West and his wife, Bianca Censori, are reportedly making a final attempt to salvage their troubled relationship.

Amidst swirling rumors of marital troubles, sources close to the couple have revealed that their recent splurge on a Beverly Hills mansion is their "last-ditch effort" to reconcile and rescue their marriage.

Kanye West is reportedly aware that Bianca Censori wants to be "grounded" and is tired of constantly moving around.

West and Censori recently purchased a sprawling 11-bedroom, 18-bathroom mansion for $35 million in the Beverly Park North area, a gated community located in Beverly Hills.

According to the Daily Mail, sources say that the move was their "last ditch effort" to save their marriage as they try to create a "grounded" life together.

The fashion mogul and the Australian architect have been hit with reports of a broken marriage as Censori reportedly wants "stability" in their relationship, as well as starting a family and raising children.

"Bianca has wanted stability for well over a year now," the source told the news outlet. "This house was a last-ditch effort to save their marriage because Kanye knows what she wants, which is a family and to be grounded. But her family don't know if Kanye is going to give this to her."

They continued, "Kanye changes his mind daily on what he wants to do and that house was purchased with the intent of living in it."

It turns out that Censori is fed up with having to always be on the move and would rather settle down and have a family in their new home.

The couple married in December 2022, shortly after the "Vultures 1" rapper's divorce from ex-wife Kim Kardashian was finalized. Ever since then, they've notably traveled around the world, with Censori becoming notorious for wearing ultra-racy outfits and showing a lot of skin.

The insider who spoke to the Daily Mail said Censori is "sick of hopping from hotel to hotel and from city to city" and hasn't "had any stability since she married Kanye," adding that with the sexual assault lawsuit they're both facing from his former employee, "she is stressed."

The source added, "One day, they are moving into their dream home. The next he is building a community on top of it and leveling it. Then the next day, they are flipping it."

Censori reportedly told her family that she was ready to move on from West, as reports claimed they were "drifting" apart.

However, the model's family was left feeling "tricked" and puzzled as she seemed to have changed her stance since then.

Amid the split rumors, the couple defied detractors and packed on the PDA while out and about in Tokyo, leaving her family "very confused."

"Her parents are shocked by what they're seeing – they feel tricked because Bianca told them she was getting ready to leave," a source shared. "They can't understand what is happening and feel that she is being controlled."

Another source told the news outlet that Censori's family felt "very confused" at the time as her sister had "spent time with her in LA" and witnessed "firsthand how dysfunctional Bianca's marriage is."

"When she went back home, she told everyone that she couldn't take it anymore then suddenly, she is back in Japan and loving up on Kanye," they continued. "Her story keeps changing and no one knows what will come next."

"If Kanye can have so much control over her that she is being dishonest with her family and friends, it is scary," the insider added.

Besides Censori's family, West is also reportedly having issues with Kim Kardashian and her family.

According to In Touch, a source shared that the "KUWTK" alum is wary about the "Carnival" rapper sharing "his side of the story" in his upcoming Netflix documentary, "In Whose Name?"

"Kanye's relationship with Kim and her family is not good, and while she tries to keep the peace with him, they've had arguments over the phone that could end up being used in the doc," the insider shared.

They continued, "And he doesn't care about being popular or liked or politically correct."

West has reportedly been filming the documentary for about six years now, with the release date set for sometime in 2025.

The synopsis claims that the film would reveal "unfiltered aspects of celebrity life which confront the provocative opinions, grand visions and bold contrarianism that defined him as the world's most controversial artist."