Kanye West and his wife Bianca Censori recently sparked divorce rumors after their shocking Grammys outing and the rapper’s antisemitic rants online.

However, the Australian model still continues to support her husband’s projects, seemingly quelling the divorce speculations.

According to a new report, Bianca Censori chooses to stick by Kanye West as she appreciates the lifestyle they share and understands his struggles.

Censori is reportedly “sticking by” her husband, as she “understands why he went off the deep end,” choosing to deal with his “issues” because she appreciates the lifestyle he provides

Despite rumors of an impending split following West’s recent antisemitic remarks on social media, the couple has been seen together at public events, including an art show where Censori participated briefly.

“Kanye and Bianca are teetering on the edge and right now, their future is so dependent on who Bianca is talking to,” an insider told the Daily Mail.

They added, “When Bianca talks to family and friends, she is ready to leave him – but then she gets back with him, and she doesn’t want to leave him and their life.”

The insider continued: “She likes the celebrity side of things and doesn’t want to be forgotten, so at times she deals with his issues because of the life she lives and the money she has. She also understands why he went off the deep end. He has issues. Bianca loves Kanye and Kanye loves Bianca.”

In a recent interview on “The Download” podcast, West, who was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2016, disclosed that his wife, Censori, played a pivotal role in reassessing his mental health diagnosis.

The rapper shared that Censori questioned this diagnosis, prompting him to seek a second opinion. This led to a new diagnosis of autism, which he believes more accurately reflects his experiences.

He expressed gratitude for Censori’s insight and support, saying: “My wife took me to do that because she said, ‘Something about your personality doesn’t feel like it’s bipolar. I’ve seen bipolar before.'”

West then compared his experience to the character in the film “Rain Man,” suggesting that his autism influences his behavior.

He explained, “It’s really a case of autism that I have, and autism takes you to a Rainman thing where you’re like, ‘Oh man I’m going to wear this Trump hat because I like Trump in general and then when people tell you to not do it you just get on that one point.'”

West added, “And that’s my problem when fans tell me to do my album in a certain way I’ll do it the opposite way just because I got my money right!”

According to the New York Post, an insider revealed that West is committed to preserving his marriage with Censori amid circulating rumors of marital woes.

The 47-year-old rapper has reportedly expressed to friends that he “doesn’t want the marriage to be over” and is willing “to do whatever he can to keep it together.”

“He says he’s willing to put in the work,” the insider added. Tension between the controversial couple reportedly started following Censori’s risque appearance at the Grammys.

At the music awards on February 2, Censori, 30, drew significant attention by disrobing on the red carpet, only to reveal a transparent, flesh-toned minidress.

Sources claimed the Australian beauty “didn’t want to do the Grammys stunt, and she had to.”

“She felt like she needed an apology from him. She felt objectified, and then it wasn’t helped when he posted that he has dominion over her,” the sources said.

Following the interview, West made a series of offensive social media posts as he declared his admiration for Adolf Hitler and identified himself as “a Nazi.”

The rapper also announced plans to sell merchandise featuring swastikas. These actions led to the deactivation of his X account and the removal of his Yeezy website.

In response, Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt condemned West’s behavior, stating that “There is no excuse – none – for praising Hitler. Glorifying a genocidal dictator with swastika merch is not ‘edgy’ or ‘controversial.'”

Greenblatt added: “When someone with Kanye’s influence spreads Nazi glorification, it emboldens extremists. It’s unacceptable and downright dangerous.”

Censori and West were recently spotted together at a film screening in Los Angeles, showcasing their ongoing collaboration.

The event featured a work-in-progress film directed by Vanessa Beecroft, a long-time associate of West, with him serving as the producer.

Notably, Censori, known for her bold fashion choices, attended the screening wearing a black headpiece that completely obscured her face. On the same day, West shared a provocative image of Censori on social media to promote the film.

The post, primarily in Japanese, indicated that the screening showcased a workprint with temporary music, suggesting the film is still undergoing post-production edits.

Additionally, West and Censori have been developing a self-funded $25 million film, primarily filmed in Japan.

Sources reveal that the project explores themes suggesting that “shame over being naked is not natural to humans” and posits that “obscenity exists only in the mind.”