Bianca Censori's publicist has refuted the Australian model's cry for assistance amidst her husband, Kanye West's, recent tirades of hatred on social media. In a statement to The Hollywood Reporter late Sunday, a representative for Censori declared that a post uploaded on Saturday night to a verified X (formerly Twitter) account, adorned with the blue checkmark and purportedly authored by Censori, was a fabrication and "in no way belongs to Ye's spouse."
"We have reached out to X with the urgent request to either revoke the account's verification or ban it entirely," her representative further emphasized.
The controversial post, which remains visible on the platform, reads: "Lord, I raise my husband to You with a heart full of love and concern. May Your gentle hand soften his heart, guide his words, and fill him with wisdom and kindness. Shield him from harm and lead him towards empathy and respect for all mankind. Despite our differences, my love for him knows no bounds. Strengthen our bond and empower me to be a beacon of patience and encouragement. I place my trust in Your divine grace to transform his heart. God Bless Israel and All The Righteous Jewish Souls. Amen."
West, who reportedly deactivated his X account Sunday night, has lately been unleashing a storm of controversial and antisemitic tweets, stirring up online uproar. Among his postings, he has extolled Adolf Hitler, identified himself as a Nazi, promoted a Yeezy T-shirt design featuring a swastika, denounced the #MeToo movement, and reignited debates over slavery.
These remarks emerged during West and Censori's controversial Grammys Awards 2025 red carpet appearance last week. The couple faced online backlash when the model shed her fur coat, revealing a nearly nude ensemble beneath, consisting of an ultra-sheer minidress that hinted at the absence of underwear. West subsequently came to his wife's defense regarding her attire.
"Friends" star David Schwimmer has also spoken out against West, issuing an appeal to X owner Elon Musk to exile him from the social media platform. "We may be powerless to silence a deranged bigot's hate-filled, ignorant ravings... but we CAN deny him a platform, Mr. Musk," the Jewish actor penned on Instagram. "Kanye West commands a following of 32.7 million on your platform, X. That's double the number of Jews in existence. His venomous hate speech translates into REAL LIFE violence against Jews."
Editor's Note: An earlier version of this narrative mistakenly credited an X post to Bianca Censori.
