Kanye West’s Aussie wife Bianca Censori shares rare tribute to ‘ride or die’ husband

Bianca Censori has celebrated husband Kanye West’s birthday with a rare tribute.

West turned 49 on June 8, and was clearly in good spirits about the milestone, as documented by Censori on Instagram.

The Australian architect, 31, shared footage of West enjoying Snoop Dogg and Pharrell Williams’ 2003 single Beautiful.

“Happy birthday @ye,” she captioned a photo of him.

“I love you more than life.”

In another now-expired Story post, Censori called him her “ride or die 4ever” alongside a photo of the pair in the shower.

It gave rare insight into the couple’s relationship, which often makes headlines when they’re out and about but is almost entirely keeps off social media.

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West and Censori have been married since December 2022, after meeting when she worked for his brand, Yeezy.

According to her LinkedIn, Censori attended Melbourne’s Carey Baptist Grammar School and studied a Masters of Architecture at the University of Melbourne.

A “former school friend” of Censori told radio hosts Fitzy and Wippa that West slid into her Instagram DMs to offer her a job, and she relocated to Los Angeles to be an architectural designer at Yeezy in late 2020.

Throughout their marriage, the couple have caused controversial headlines, mostly for Censori’s fashion choices.

For example, they caused quite the stir when they made a red-carpet appearance at the 2025 Grammy Awards.

The pair were posing for photographers in front of the media wall when Censori dropped her black coat to show off her sheer minidress.

After the display, there were rumours the pair got kicked out of the event, but they reportedly chose to leave themselves.

In May 2025, Immigration Minister Tony Burke confirmed West’s visa to Australia was revoked after he released a song called Heil Hitler.

In January, West issued a lengthy apology for years of spewing antisemitic and racist comments via a full-page ad in The Wall Street Journal titled To Those I’ve Hurt.