Bianca Censori

Bianca Censori is an Australian performance artist and designer. She is recognized for her professional creative projects as well as her relationship with American rapper Kanye West, whom she married in a private ceremony held in December 2022.

Censori was born on 5 January 1995 in Melbourne, Australia. She was raised as one of three children born to her parents, Alexandra Censori and Elia "Leo" Censori. Her family lineage includes paternal grandparents who were originally natives of Giulianova, located in the Abruzzo region of Italy, and who subsequently emigrated to Australia with their five children.

She completed her early schooling at Carey Baptist Grammar School in Melbourne. After graduating from high school, Censori launched her career by creating the Nylons Jewelry brand. She then pursued further academic studies at the University of Melbourne, completing both a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in architecture. While studying architecture, she gained practical industry experience working as a student of architecture at DP Toscano Architects, an architectural firm based in Collingwood, Victoria.

In her personal background, Censori established a connection with businessman Nick Forgaine, whom she first met in 2007. The two later maintained a relationship spanning from 2014 through 2020.

In her design career, Censori works as a designer at Yeezy, the clothing and apparel company established by Kanye West. According to her public professional profiles, the majority of her recent creative endeavors and artistic projects are closely tied to her work alongside her husband.

Censori has undertaken directorial roles within music video production. She directed the music video for the song "Father", a collaboration featuring Travis Scott that was included on West's album Bully. Both the Bully album and the music video for "Father" were launched on 28 March 2026. In addition to this project, Censori holds directorial credits for the music videos created for West's individual singles, including "Gemini Season", "King", and the track "OK" featuring Don Toliver.

In addition to her design and directorial work, Censori has exhibited performance art. In December 2025, she debuted an art show in South Korea. The exhibition showcased nude female replicas dressed in bondage, which were arranged and displayed as human furniture.