Who Is Bianca Censori? What to Know About Kanye West's Alleged New Wife

It looks like Kanye West has moved on from Kim Kardashian. 

Nearly two months after his divorce from the reality star was finalized, Ye has reportedly found love again. TMZ broke the news on Jan. 13 that the rapper reportedly tied the knot with a mystery woman named Bianca Censori. 

According to the outlet, the couple exchanged their vows in a private ceremony. However, it’s up in the air whether or not the marriage is legal as it doesn’t appear they obtained a marriage license yet. Ye has already been spotted rocking a new wedding ring, symbolizing his new union. “Kanye and Bianca did have a small wedding ceremony,” a source told Us Weekly. “Friends don’t know if it’s legal, but it’s very real to them.”

The relationship also comes a year after his quick fling with Julia Fox last year, and his being linked to a few other women since his split from Kardashian, but none have gotten to this level of seriousness. So, the question remains: Who is this new mystery woman in Ye’s life?

The Australian native worked at Yeezy for a few years, before holding the position of Head of Architecture, per her LinkedIn profile. Ye also dropped a song titled “Censori Overload” in December, seemingly referencing his then-budding romance with the reported 27-year-old. While the news of the rapper’s new marriage seems sudden, we’ve managed to gather a few facts about Censori. 

Here’s everything you need to know about Bianca Censori, Kanye’s West’s alleged new wife.

She works at Ye’s Yeezy brand

Censori has been working as an architectural designer for Kanye West’s Yeezy since November 2020. According to her LinkedIn profile, she is also the head of architecture at the company. Prior to her ties with Ye’s company, she worked as a student architect at DP Toscano Architects from 2017 to 2020.

Long before she became the head of architecture at Yeezy, Censori spent years studying the art form. She attended undergraduate school at the University of Melbourne from 2013 to 2017. She later returned for her master’s degree two years later, according to her LinkedIn.