Kanye West Admits To Having 'Domination' Over Bianca Censori In Explosive Rant

Kanye West has made a bold admission about his influence over his wife, Bianca Censori, in a fiery, all-caps social media rant.

The 47-year-old rapper took to X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, on Friday morning, stating that he has “dominion” over his 30-year-old wife while blasting critics of their relationship and her recent Grammy Awards outfit.

The latest rant, where he admitted to having "domination over [his] wife," comes nearly one week after Kanye West, who remained fully clothed at the event, was seen closely watching Bianca Censori as she posed for photographers on the red carpet.

Dismissing speculation about Censori’s decision to remove her coat on the Grammys red carpet and reveal a completely sheer dress, West clarified, “Yes, I don’t make her do nothing she doesn’t want to, but she definitely wouldn’t have been able to do it without my approval you stupid woke a-- pawns.”

The Grammy-winning artist continued to defend his wife’s provocative fashion choices, slamming those who suggested her look was a publicity stunt. “She been dressing naked for 2 year. Now all of a sudden it’s a stunt,” he wrote. “Every single b-tch on the planet wish they had her bravery body platform and access to money and a husband that supported they personal expression.”

West also revealed that he had “fired and blocked” an employee who expressed discomfort with Censori’s revealing ensemble. Meanwhile, he doubled down on his controversial views, unapologetically standing by his past antisemitic remarks and his infamous claim that “slavery is a choice.”

In addition to his statements about his wife, West used his social media tirade to defend Sean “Diddy” Combs, who is facing multiple legal challenges, and announced he would be selling pieces from their collaboration.

West’s posts began with a simple message: “FREE PUFF,” but quickly escalated into an expletive-laden rant.

The 47-year-old slammed his peers for remaining silent, accusing them of standing by while their "brother" suffers. “THEY TRYNA PROVE A POINT AND YALL KNOW THAT YALL F-CKING KNOW THAT AND SITTING LAUGHING AT THE F-CKING INTERNET ON INSTAGRAM,” he wrote, implying that the charges against Diddy were part of a larger conspiracy.

Doubling down on his stance, West praised Diddy, calling him a lifelong inspiration. “THIS MAN GAVE HIS LIFE TO US THIS MY IDOL THIS MY HERO,” he declared.

The rapper also seemed to preemptively push back against potential consequences, writing, “WHAT YALL GONE DO CANCEL MY SNEAKER DEAL CANCEL MY RECORD DEAL FREEZE MY ACCOUNTS F-CK ALL YALL N-GGAS. SLAVERY IS A CHOICE IM SPEAKING MY MIND NOW I AINT EDITING SH-T AGAIN EVER.”

West’s latest rant comes just days after he and Censori made their red carpet debut at the Grammys, where their appearance sparked significant backlash and concern over West’s influence on his wife.

A lip reader later translated what appeared to be an uncomfortable exchange before Censori stripped off her fur coat, revealing the sheer dress. According to the analysis, West allegedly instructed her to “start making a scene now” and “drop it behind you and then turn, I got you,” to which Censori replied, “All right, let’s go.”

His comments have fueled growing concerns about his control over Censori, with many public figures weighing in on the situation. Meghan McCain referred to Censori as a “hostage” and a “victim,” while Alyssa Farrah Griffin voiced concerns on "The View."

Despite the backlash, West has continued to defend his wife’s outfit and decisions.

Speaking to TMZ paparazzi, he boasted about how they “beat the Grammys” with their red carpet moment. He doubled down on his praise via X, writing, “She took a break from shooting her first film to make a movie in real life.”

West also gushed about Censori during a recent Download podcast episode, crediting his “educated” wife for helping him receive an autism diagnosis. He recalled, “[Bianca] said, ‘Something about your personality doesn’t feel like it’s bipolar, I’ve seen bipolar before.’”

While much of his social media activity has since been deleted, Kanye West's recent comments have reignited debates about control, autonomy, and Censori’s highly scrutinized public image.