Kanye West ‘hired fixer to follow Bianca Censori’ and ‘investigate the Kardashians’ – new lawsuit claims

Kanye West has been hit with shocking claims that he hired a ‘fixer’ to follow wife Bianca Censori and investigate the Kardashian family in a new lawsuit filed on Thursday.

A former associate of the rapper, 47 – who recently refuted claims he had split from 29-year-old Censori – claims West instructed him to have private investigators ‘chase’ his wife while she was abroad was and claims that excessive use of nitrous oxide led to the star’s ‘erratic behavior’.

Michigan’s John Doe was initially hired as West’s campaign manager as he considered a new presidential run in December 2022, but claims his role changed to “Director of Intelligence” for Yeezy as West “ramped up” his political efforts.

Doe claims in the lawsuit obtained by Rolling stone his job was to “mitigate West’s risks and bad press” in a broad role that included conducting investigations and handling non-disclosure agreements.

Doe claims that Censori and the Kardashians – including Kanye’s ex-wife Kim Kardashian were the subjects of the investigation – with Censori allegedly being followed by private investigators at West’s behest.

The 22-page lawsuit filed in LA states: ‘One particularly notable task of Ye was to have Doe hire private investigators to follow and ‘tail’ his wife, Bianca Censori, as she traveled alone to visit family in Australia to visit, without the help of Mrs. Censori. knowledge.’

Doe cites that West began exhibiting “erratic behavior” in May, including spending $850,000 on a set of titanium teeth and firing a “vast majority of Yeezy leadership — including former chief of staff Milo Yiannopoulos — whom West also has accused of being addicted to nitrous oxide. .

The alleged behavior came at a time when West was allegedly consuming nitrous oxide — which Doe said “played a role in West’s decision-making at the time.”

Doe’s attorney Ronald Zambrano told the publication, “My client believes there is a direct correlation between the nitrous oxide and the increase in paranoia and siege mentality that ultimately occurred during Doe’s time working for West.

“There were internal concerns about the amount of nitrous oxide delivered to his home.”

The lawsuit alleges that Doe’s employment ended in mid-May when he received a call from a teacher at Donda Academy “about safety concerns they were having about some students.”

Doe says he informed Yeezy management of the call and that West “almost immediately” called Doe to yell, curse, and threaten Doe with serious bodily harm, including death, if Doe repeated what Doe had learned from the Donda employee.

West allegedly told Doe he was dead [him]and played a recording of “scary voices that threatened to harm Doe” — according to the suit.

Doe claims Censori and the Kardashians – which included Kanye’s ex-wife Kim Kardashian as the subject of the investigation – pictured together in 2019

Doe cites that West began exhibiting “erratic behavior” in May, including spending $850,000 on a set of titanium teeth – pictured in February 2024

Doe claims that West’s “enforcers” began threatening him in the following days, causing his PTSD to be triggered by past military experiences.

The lawsuit claims: ‘[Doe] suffered panic attacks, anxiety and severe emotional problems, leading him to seek medical attention and be placed in a facility to address his declining mental health.”

Doe is suing West for emotional distress, retaliation and various violations of California labor laws.

The plaintiff seeks restitution for unpaid wages, attorneys’ fees, and general and punitive damages, to be determined at trial.

DailyMail.com has reached out to representatives for Kanye West and the Kardashians for comment.

In August, Yiannopoulo made a slew of allegations against the rapper and his dentist, Thomas P. Connelly, in a legal statement.

Yiannopoulos, 39, who stopped working for West in May after two years, alleged that West is addicted to nitrous oxide or “laughing gas” and alleged that Connelly was “aware” of West’s “psychological vulnerabilities” and believed he was ” who tried to exploit’ by supplying the gas.

In August, West’s former chief of staff Yiannopoulos, 39, claimed West is addicted to nitrous oxide or ‘laughing gas’ – Pictured in 2017 in New York

West allegedly told Doe he was dead [him]’ and played a recording of ‘scary voices threatening to harm’ Doe – according to the suit – pictured in 2024

Further shocking claims in the document are that Connelly continued to “provide gas after the onset of distressing symptoms that led to widespread comment and concern” and charged “over $50,000 per month” for the same.

(West was seen in a Reddit post three months ago wearing a mask with the caption: ‘Ye on nitrous.’)

It was claimed that West’s “growing dependence on the gas” — also known as “hippie crack,” which can induce feelings of euphoria — concerned Yeezy employees and that the rapper “seemed to be going in and out of the inhalation mask almost constantly.” doing. basis’ and his communications ‘became incomprehensible and contradictory.’

West has notably seen his career implode amid anti-Semitic comments – starting with a vile post in 2022 in which he used “death con 3 on Jewish people” – prompting him to be promptly dropped by his agency CAA, production company MRC, Adidas, Gap. and Balenciaga.

The symptoms of West’s “widely reported bipolar diagnosis and the side effects of long-term nitrogen gas abuse are strikingly similar,” the affidavit said, with symptoms including “erratic behavior, mood swings, paranoia and violence.”

Yiannopoulos claims a Yeezy employee told him they witnessed West “self-managing the nitrous gas supplied by Connelly.”

Yiannopoulos – who described his duties as “solving mysteries and solving problems where others have failed.” said the affidavit accompanied a complaint he filed with the California Dental Board accusing Connelly of “reckless, unethical, dishonest, exploratory and, upon information and belief, illegal conduct.” ‘

He said he was “motivated by urgent concerns” about West’s health and safety, both in his own capacity and “on behalf of several individuals close to him.”

A representative for Connelly told TMZ that Yiannopoulos’ claims were “not only factually incorrect, but deliberately misleading.”

Yiannopoulos “made up these claims for attention,” Connelly’s rep told the outlet, and “maliciously attempted to damage Connelly” while doing so.

Connelly’s rep told TMZ that the dentist follows legal and ethical standards and will continue to do so.

This comes after it was alleged that West and Censori orchestrated speculation that they were heading for divorce to create buzz around his new album.

On Monday, multiple reports emerged that the couple had secretly split ‘weeks ago’, with the rapper reportedly ‘ready to divorce’ his wife.

However, the duo were photographed together in Japan just hours after the split claims became public.

Now, sources close to the couple believe the speculation surrounding their nearly two-year marriage was a deliberate ploy to help build publicity around Kanye’s new album.

At the end of last month, Ye announced his new album Bully and debuted the song Beauty and the Beast at an event in China. He also released his album Vultures 2 in August.

His 10th studio album, Vultures 1, was released on February 10

He has two Diamond-certified songs – 2007’s Stronger and 2011’s N***as in Paris with Jay-Z – and all ten of his albums have been certified at least Gold.

Since West entered the rap scene more than twenty years ago, he has sold a whopping 160 million records worldwide and is a 24-time Grammy Award winner. He has two Diamond-certified songs – 2007’s Stronger and 2011’s N***** in Paris with Jay-Z – and all ten of his albums have been certified at least Gold.

His tenth studio album, Vultures 1, went straight to No. 1 when it was released in February 2024. It was made in collaboration with Ty Dolla Sign as their hip-hop duo ¥$.

West previously teased that a follow-up album, Vultures 2, is in the works. The chatter surrounding West’s alleged musical retirement comes amid a slew of legal troubles for the rapper — mostly related to his crumbling Yeezy empire.