Bianca Censori is facing allegations in a new lawsuit claiming she shared explicit material with Yeezy employees, according to court documents obtained by TMZ. The accusations state that Kanye West's wife sent a link to "hardcore" sexual content to an employee shortly after West announced the launch of his adult film venture, "Yeezy Porn," in April.
However, Censori, 29, is not named as a defendant in the lawsuit. Instead, Kanye West, 47, and his former chief of staff Milo Yiannopoulos, 39, are accused of failing to compensate employees for extensive work hours aimed at completing a porn app by May 1.
The lawsuit alleges that employees, including minors, were subjected to harsh working conditions, including unpaid wages, overtime, and discriminatory treatment. They claim Yiannopoulos used racist language, referred to them as "new slaves," and subjected them to hostile remarks based on race, age, sex, and sexual orientation. Allegations include Yiannopoulos sending racially insensitive emojis and making derogatory comments toward employees.
Yiannopoulos reportedly resigned from Yeezy due to concerns over West's venture into the adult film industry, expressing worries about the impact on his personal health and well-being as a recovering addict and former homosexual.
The lawsuit seeks unpaid wages, overtime compensation, and damages for emotional distress caused by the alleged mistreatment and discriminatory behavior.
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