Kanye West and reported “wife” Bianca Censori jammed out to one of the rapper’s own songs at a fashion show in Los Angeles Wednesday night.
The “Gold Digger” rapper, 45, attempted to keep a low profile by hiding his face in a black mask while stepping out for designer Jerry Lorenzo’s Fear of God show.
He completed his all-black look with a hooded sweatshirt, pants and gloves.
At one point during the show, West stood up, bopped his head back and forth and danced to his song “Feel the Love,” per footage obtained by TMZ.
Fans at the event – held at the Hollywood Bowl – looked on and laughed as West went all out to acknowledge the shout-out.
Meanwhile, Censori, 28, stayed put in her chair and gave tiny head bops. She matched her hubby’s look in a beige full face covering with a matching bodysuit.
The “Heartless” rapper and his Yeezy employee have been spotted several times together ever since they reportedly married in a non-legally binding ceremony in January.
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Censori recently joined West and his eldest daughter, North West – whom he shares with ex-wife Kim Kardashian – at a church service in Los Angeles last month.
North, 9, first got to know her dad’s new boo while out to dinner together shortly after they non-legally tied the knot. Since then, the threesome have seemingly grown closer as they even took a trip to Universal Studios Hollywood in March.
West and Censori have stayed tight-lipped on the relationship, but her sister, Angelina Censori, gushed about the courtship to the Herald Sun in January.
“It’s very exciting news for both my sister and the family, but we choose to have some privacy for the time being,” she said.
Kardashian, 42, has also kept quiet on her ex-husband’s new “wife,” but a source previously told Page Six that she and her famed family were confused and concerned at the time.
The “Kardashians” star and the Yeezy founder were married from 2014 until splitting in 2021. The exes – who also share children Saint, 7, Chicago, 5, and Psalm, 3 – finalized their divorce last November.