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“Australia should not put out the welcome mat and provide a platform to a hatemonger who spews threats against the Jewish community and peddles conspiracy myths about Jewish power, greed, and control,” Abramovich said. “Of course, Bianca’s parents worry about her jetting all over the world with him, especially when he has gained so many enemies due to his actions,” the family source further stated.

However, it seems that Kanye still has the backing of his in-laws, who acknowledge their daughter’s deep affection for the Bound 2 rapper. As per the insider’s report, Bianca’s father, a prominent former mobster, “ultimately thinks that Kanye is an okay guy.” “Bianca’s dad appreciates Kanye’s power and the fact that, despite his immense fame, he puts Bianca’s safety before anything else,” the source said. “Bianca’s mother Alexandra also had plenty of people who told her that she shouldn’t marry Leo back in the day because of his reputation and, luckily, she didn’t listen.

They know that Bianca does love this man and, in the end, that is what is most important to the both of them.” On a trip to Tokyo, Japan, with Censori’s siblings in July, Kanye had his official first encounter with his in-laws.

Earlier this month, the Australian architect got back together with her husband in Dubai and witnessed him perform his new song, Vultures, with Lil Durk and Ty Dolla $ign.

Kanye proudly performed the lyrics while introducing his song: ‘How can I be anti-Semitic? I just f***ed a Jewish b****.’  “She would defend Kanye until the end of time on this,” a source said at the time about Censori being protective of West. “She knows that things get taken out of context. She knows that Kanye is not anti-Semitic and he is definitely not racist.”