Kanye West Rejects ‘Absurd’ Abuse Claims Amid Bianca Censori Controversies

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• Kanye West’s rep denies abuse and control over Bianca Censori.
• They address the speculation from his tweets, including admitting to hitting women and defending Diddy.
• The rep, Milo Yiannopoulos, says Bianca controls her own outfits, like the Grammys dress.
• Controversy over the swastika shirt sold on Yeezy’s site, ADL’s response, and CyberWell’s actions against the site.

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Kanye West’s Rep Denies Abuse Claims Amid Controversial Tweets and Swastika Shirt Backlash
(Images: Kanye West and Bianca Censori at the Grammys; Yeezy’s swastika shirt; Anti-Defamation League’s tweet response)

A representative for Kanye West and Bianca Censori has dismissed rumors that the rapper controls or physically abuses his wife. Spokesperson Milo Yiannopoulos labeled the “battered Bianca” narrative “hysterical and absurd” in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter. This follows West’s weekend tweets, where he admitted to having “hit women before” and controversially defended Sean “Diddy” Combs’ 2016 assault on ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura.

Grammys Outfit and Creative Control
(Image: Bianca’s sheer Grammys look)
Yiannopoulos denied claims that West, 47, pressured Censori, 30, into wearing her headline-making sheer Grammys outfit, which exposed intimate areas. “The name of the person controlling what Bianca wears is Bianca Censori,” he stated, calling her the “guiding creative intelligence” behind her style, though he noted West remains the “final boss” in their collaborations.

Controversial Tweets Spark Outrage
West sparked backlash by tweeting, “When a man truly loves a woman he may express it in rage,” seemingly rationalizing Diddy’s abuse. He also joked, “Is beating a girlfriend in public domestic violence or outdoor violence?” The tweets coincided with Censori denying allegations she posted a prayer for West’s “respect for all people,” which Yiannopoulos attributed to a fake account.

Swastika Shirt and Antisemitism Backlash
(Images: Yeezy’s “HH-01” shirt; ADL’s condemnation)
West’s Yeezy brand faced renewed criticism for selling a white T-shirt featuring a black swastika, labeled “HH-01” — interpreted as “Heil Hitler.” The Anti-Defamation League condemned the product, stating, “There’s no excuse for this behavior,” and criticized his Super Bowl ad promoting the site.

Cybersecurity Watchdog Takes Action
(Image: CyberWell’s founder Tal-Or Cohen Montemayor)
CyberWell, an antisemitism watchdog, urged domain providers Shopify and GoDaddy to remove Yeezy’s site, citing violations of hate speech policies. “Ye’s abuse of digital platforms… has not stopped at social media,” said founder Tal-Or Cohen Montemayor.

The controversies continue to fuel debates about accountability and hate speech, with Yiannopoulos yet to comment further.

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