Rapper Kanye West has made a pointed public show of support for his current wife, Bianca Censori, following a rare and peaceful Christmas holiday spent with his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian. The 48-year-old music mogul took to Instagram to share images from Censori's recent performance art installation in Seoul, South Korea, captioning the post: 'So proud of my wife.'
An Artistic Statement in Seoul
Earlier this month, Bianca Censori, 30, debuted her performance piece titled BIO POP (THE ORIGIN) in the South Korean capital. The exhibition featured mannequins of women contorted into various shapes and entangled with pieces of furniture, bearing a striking resemblance to Censori herself. The spectacle saw the Australian architect and model strut onto the scene in a skintight wine-red catsuit, bake a cake, and then wheel it around on a trolley amidst the sculptures.
One participant characterised the show as 'an act of repossession,' suggesting Censori was reclaiming control over unauthorised clones of her image. West amplified this interpretation by linking to an Architectural Digest Middle East article that framed the exhibition as a feminist critique. His Instagram post, currently the only one on his page, serves as a prominent endorsement of his wife's controversial creative work.
A Holiday Truce for Co-Parenting
This public praise for Censori comes in the wake of a significant, private family moment. According to reports from TMZ, West and Kim Kardashian quietly reunited over the Christmas holidays to spend time together with their four children: North, 12, Saint, 9, Chicago, 7, and Psalm, 5.
Sources described the atmosphere as cordial and focused on the children, marking a notable shift from years of public tension and estrangement. Insiders with direct knowledge told the outlet that the former couple were respectful and are actively working to improve their co-parenting relationship. This reconciliation is reportedly the result of a sustained effort by West, who has been 'working on himself' and reflecting on his past behaviour, including his widely condemned antisemitic remarks.
Kardashian's Candid Struggles
The holiday truce stands in stark contrast to Kardashian's recent candid admissions about the strain of co-parenting. On an episode of The Kardashians, the SKIMS founder confessed she finds it 'frustrating' when West questions her character as a mother, admitting, 'Sometimes I just feel like snapping, but I can't.'
Her priority, she has repeatedly stated, is to provide stability for their children, acting as the more consistent and present parent. During a 2022 podcast appearance, Kardashian broke down in tears discussing the challenges, saying, 'S*** like co-parenting — it's really f***ing hard.' Despite the difficulties, she has consistently insisted she never interferes with West's relationship with their children, choosing peace over public battles.
West has also reportedly become more supportive of his eldest daughter North's burgeoning social media presence and creative expression, including her bold fashion choices. The Christmas reunion, while seemingly a positive step, underscores the complex and evolving dynamic between the ex-spouses as they navigate their separate lives and partnerships for the sake of their family.
