Kanye West and Kim Kardashian's divorce scored people's attention due to the rapper's current status with his wife, Bianca Censori.
West, who legally changed his name to Ye, found himself in the middle of hot water again as he received more legal troubles after losing millions of his net worth. However, it seems like the rapper is not struggling alone.
Kanye West, Bianca Censori "Tense" During Public Outing
As reported by The Mirror and Radar Online, Kanye West and his wife seemingly had a tense moment during their most recent public outing.
The couple, who got married at a private ceremony this year, was seen pulling up to a Los Angeles-based McDonald's drive-thru while riding a Land Rover. Photos of them showed a seemingly tense moment between the two, with West looking irritated as they pulled up to the window.
The moment reminded the fans of what the "Jesus Is King" hitmaker and his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, had in 2020 before their divorce.
For what it's worth, exclusive photos of the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" star breaking down in tears during her emotional reunion in Wyoming emerged. They met again weeks after having no communication amid the rapper's mental health struggles.
DailyMail also obtained a clip in which Kardashian was caught wiping something off her cheek.
West and Censori's public outing came after they revealed they had not filed a marriage certificate yet to make their union legal. The Yeezy fashion designer has also been dealing with several issues, including health rumors, legal troubles, and anti-Semitism and racism issues.
Kanye West's Legal Battle
In the past months, West remains controversial after his failed candidacy in an attempt to become the US President and his public bipolar disorder episodes.
He also lost his billion net worth after Adidas cut ties with him following his antisemitism and discrimination statements. Other businesses and partners left West behind for the same reason.
For Adidas' part, it recently came up with a solution not to suffer from $1.3 billion losses while helping the groups affected by West's tirades. Adidas CEO Bjorn Gulden penned a statement confirming that it would sell the remaining Yeezy products and donate the proceeds to anti-racism groups, including the Anti-Defamation League and Philonise & Keeta Floyd Institute for Social Change, which was established by George Floyd's brother, social justice advocate Philonise Floyd.
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