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Kanye West has been back in the headlines for a mix of controversy, speculation, and spectacle that even by his standards, stands out. Days ago, he set social media ablaze with a jaw-dropping post—what he’s called his “betrayal list”—publicly naming people he claims caused him pain “that no one person can fix.” The shocker? Even his 12-year-old daughter North West and NBA giant LeBron James made the cut, alongside Kim Kardashian, Pusha T, Pete Davidson, and—yes—fictional characters like Curious George. Though North has recently been seen at outings with Kanye and in his "TALKING" music video, rumors from Rappers Group via Facebook suggest the two are clashing over her fashion choices, a rift that’s apparently become public fuel for his grievances. Industry watchers, including Arise and The Cable Lifestyle, note it’s not West’s first time creating such an enemies list—a pattern that’s become his version of performance art and public therapy.
That social media explosion comes right after a swirl of conflicting reports about Kanye and wife Bianca Censori at the 2025 Grammys. Early coverage from Entertainment Tonight painted a wild scene—the pair supposedly turned up uninvited, Bianca nearly nude under a fur coat, only to be “escorted out” for crashing the party. Soon after, multiple top outlets including TMZ, People, and Us Weekly clarified Kanye was not forcibly removed; he walked the red carpet as a regular invitee and left quietly with Bianca, with no disturbance and no involvement from Grammy security. No statement from Kanye on why he and Bianca made their brief cameo and dramatic exit, but the spectacle—true or rumored—dominated music social feeds for days.
Off the carpet and back online, Kanye made another bold digital statement by unfollowing Kim Kardashian on Instagram, as highlighted by Telegrafi and Dailymail. Kim still follows him, but after years of digital connection, he’s now purging Kardashians and focusing only on a small circle of accounts—all of which feature blacked-out profile pics to match the somber branding of his last album Donda. This Instagram move also follows his mass Twitter unfollowing of the Kardashian clan and continued social drama with Kim, who’s recently joked about Kanye in interviews while refusing to let his opinions guide her choices.
Meanwhile, public speculation about Kanye’s sexuality has again surfaced, with fan-fueled gossip on platforms like X.com and more eyebrow-raising revelations fueling new conversation. IMDb and FandomWire are linking these rumors to a series of confessions and resurfaced interviews, but as of today, nothing credible has substantiated the claims and the story remains in the realm of online speculation.
Away from tabloid drama, Kanye’s long-awaited documentary In Whose Name? by director Nico Ballesteros is making waves. According to Complex, it promises to “change everything,” with exclusive behind-the-scenes footage chronicling his most controversial years, and Kanye himself has described the experience as “very deep, like being dead and looking back.” Release of the film remains limited to select U.S. cinemas, with no wider streaming plans confirmed.
And in positive professional news, Central News South Africa confirms Kanye is set for a major one-night concert at Ellis Park this December, marking a much-hyped return to international live performance.
As the week closes, Kanye West remains a master at seizing the news cycle—part provocateur, part pop-cultural mirror, and unceasing headline generator, with every move stoking speculation about what’s real, what’s art, and what’s next.
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