Kanye West Confirms Bianca Censori Split in New Song, Claims She Tried to Have Him Committed

Kanye West has confirmed his split from Bianca Censori in a new track from his upcoming WW3 album, offering a raw glimpse into the unraveling of their relationship. The song, titled “Bianca,” debuted on April 2 and reveals the dramatic fallout between the couple, which has been the subject of speculation since February.

In the track, West raps, “Bianca, I just want you to come back,” and “My baby she ran away, but first she tried to get me committed.” He continues, “She’s having a panic attack ‘cuz she’s not liking the way that I’m tweeting,” referencing his unhinged social media outbursts that had raised concerns about his mental state.

The lyrics confirm reports from earlier this year that suggested the couple had been on the brink of divorce. Their controversial appearance at the Grammy Awards, where Censori wore a see-through dress reportedly chosen by West, sparked criticism and fueled rumors of his controlling behavior. Sources claimed West dictated not just her wardrobe, but her finances and creative choices, with one insider alleging he even sent security to follow her when she tried to leave their hotel.

Despite earlier denials from West’s representatives that the breakup rumors were baseless, the new song paints a different picture. In it, West insists that his wife wanted him hospitalized due to her panic attack, but he reassures listeners, “There’s nothing wrong with me.” He also claims to be tracking her location through an app and compares their volatile relationship to “the new Cassie and Diddy,” alluding to the ongoing controversies surrounding music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs.

The track also touches on West’s personal struggles, with references to his family wanting him “locked up” and his claims of being armed for protection. “They’re trying to kill me,” he raps, adding that he has “heavy artillery” on hand.

As the WW3 album, rumored to drop on April 3, continues to stir attention, fans and critics alike are bracing for what promises to be an unfiltered and controversial release.