Bianca Censori woke up in the mood to share. The performance artist and wife of Kanye West has been curating her Instagram to look like a portfolio for her very specific brand of art, sharing photos every couple of weeks. Her most posts were shared earlier this day, in quick succession.
© Byline: PEMA, HEDO / The Hollywood Curtain / BACKGRID / GROSBY GROUPCensori shared a string of posts featuring different photos from the same shoot. In them, she wears a glittering silver bodysuit against a brown wooden backdrop that looks like a room from another decade. She paired the suit with transparent heels and her hair, now in a light brown shade, styled in a blowout, Farrah Fawcett-style.
She shared three photos showcasing different poses, with the bodysuit shining with each new angle. They had no captions. Check them out on her Instagram.
© Backgrid/The Grosby GroupCensori also shared some of Kanye's old posts on her Instagram, including a photo he shared back in June. "GEMINI SEASON," reads the caption, and it shows Censori seated next to a cow, wearing ponytails and a white bodysuit.
The following photo shows West in a white suit, feeding Censori some milk, which is... bizarre. "It’s giving cult vibes," wrote a follower in one of the photos.
Censori and West's relationship
© ye/InstagramBianca Censori and Kanye West have one of the most notorious relationships in the world. The two rumoredly got married in late 2022 and are often photographed together on day-to-day outings and industry events. Throughout most of their relationship, Censori didn't speak to the media or make public statements. In early 2026, she was interviewed by Vanity Fair, shedding light on her relationship with West.
“I didn’t marry my husband because I wanted some sort of platform,” said Censori. “I married him because I love him. Is that like the corniest thing ever?”
She also spoke about her fame, labeling herself a "nepo wife." "I’m famous by association. But your image is replicated without your consent all the time. It’s replicated, it’s brought down, it’s picked apart, all those kind of things," she said.
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