Kanye West and Bianca Censori are NOT divorcing; couple's rep confirms amid split rumours

Kanye West and Bianca Censori found themselves under the scanner once again, after reports claimed that they were headed for a divorce after two years of marriage.

The divorce speculation emerged following the couple’s controversial appearance at the 2025 Grammy Awards, where Censori’s nude dress raised eyebrows and concerns. The following week brought with it new drama with Kanye going on a Twitter rant, where he made inflammatory statements, including calling himself a “Nazi” and claiming he had "dominion over" his wife.

Media outlets on Tuesday even claimed that the 30-year-old architect had agreed to a $5 million payout as part of an alleged separation, with both reportedly seeking legal counsel.

The couple's representative, Milo Yiannopoulos has now reacted to the claims. Despite widespread speculation, Yiannopoulos dismissed the allegations and confirmed that the couple remains together.

"Ye and Bianca are in Los Angeles, about to enjoy Valentine’s Day together. Announcements about their private life will come from them directly, not unsourced rumours in the tabloid press," Yiannopoulos told The Hollywood Reporter.

He further added, "Is this the fifth or is it the sixth time the press has wrongly reported that Ye and Bianca are separating? I’ve lost track."

On Wednesday, Kanye was in the headlines over his website going offline for allegedly selling plain white T-shirts with a swastika. The site displayed the message "Something went wrong" and "This store is unavailable."

Immediately after the ad aired, Variety reported, the website had a range of West's fashionwear available, but it changed a short time later and began displaying only a single item -- a white T-shirt with a large black swastika on the front, with a $20 price tag.

But by Tuesday the site, which was underpinned by e-commerce firm Shopify, was offline. "All merchants are responsible for following the rules of our platform. This merchant did not engage in authentic commerce practices and violated our terms, so we removed them from Shopify," Shopify said in a statement.

Ye's most recent missives included comments in support of music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs, who is imprisoned on sex trafficking charges. He repeatedly referred to himself as a "Nazi."

On Tuesday, a Jewish former employee of West's filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles alleging he had told her he was a "Nazi" and compared himself to Adolf Hitler, the Los Angeles Times reported.