Blink and you missed it.
Kanye West posted — and quickly deleted — a post about “coercion” as headlines swirled about his and wife Bianca Censori‘s breakup.
“Is the coercion?” the rapper, 47, captioned Thursday’s social media upload, alongside a thoughtful emoji.
He shared a screenshot of Google’s AI-generated “overview” of the term.
“Yes, coercion is illegal,” it read. “Coercion is the act of forcing someone to do something against their will through threats or intimidation.
“It can involve physical harm, psychological abuse, extortion, blackmail or sexual assault,” the definition concluded.
West reposted an article from The Hollywood Reporter in the second slide, which covered him being dropped by business partners over antisemitic comments.
The Yeezy creator went viral last week for declaring himself a Nazi who “love[s] Hitler,” among other hateful remarks.
A source told Page Six Thursday that this — and the swastika merch he sold — was the “unsurvivable” breaking point for Censori, who wed West in December 2022.
“To embrace Hitler is a Satanic move,” the insider claimed. “I think this is the end of the cycle for her.”
While we confirmed the couple are heading for divorce, a rep for the couple has insisted they are still going strong.
“They are in Los Angeles, about to enjoy Valentine’s Day together,” Milo Yiannopolous told the Hollywood Reporter. “Announcements about their private life will come from them directly.”
The alleged breakup comes on the heels of Censori dropping her coat and posing in a see-through dress for the pair’s red carpet debut at the 2025 Grammys.
Meghan McCain, Elizabeth Chambers and more celebs subsequently slammed West’s alleged “control” over Censori and labeled her a “hostage” — which Yiannopolous called a “hysterical and absurd” narrative.
West subsequently tweeted that he has “dominion over” his partner, writing that the architectural designer needs his “approval.”
We hear that the red carpet stunt did not play a role in the duo calling it quits.
