According to TMZ, Kanye West’s wife, Bianca Censori, is all set to testify in his legal battle. According to court documents, West’s ex-project manager, Tony Saxon, is suing the rapper over how he handled the controversial remodeling of his Malibu mansion. The lawsuit is headed for trial on February 21.
Bianca Censori will testify in Kanye West’s legal battle
Kanye West’s wife, Bianca Censori, will reportedly testify in his legal battle, which is headed for trial on February 21. According to TMZ, West’s former employee, Saxon, has requested that Censori speak on the legal matter. It is unclear what kind of testimony Saxon expects Censori to provide.
Saxon had previously sued the “Runaway” rapper, claiming West hired him in September 2021 as project manager and full-time security for his Malibu property.
In the lawsuit, Saxon alleged that West made him work 16 hours a day with no proper rest or basic facilities. He even shared that he was forced to sleep on the floor using a coat as makeshift bedding.
Saxon claims that things took a turn for the worse in November 2021, when West demanded that Saxon remove all the windows and cut off the electricity supply. According to the suit, Saxon advised against this move, raising safety concerns.
He warned that this move posed an “extreme danger,” especially after West insisted on bringing large generators inside. Saxon was concerned that the generators might cause a major fire and that it was not an advisable move.
Furthermore, Saxon claimed that West threatened him. West said he would consider Saxon his “enemy” if he did not follow his orders. The “Heartless” rapper said, “If you don’t do what I say, you’re not going to work for me.” Saxon revealed that he refused to listen to West, who fired him from his job on the spot.
Saxon has mentioned in his lawsuit that he is suing his former employer over unpaid dues and labor code violations and wants West’s wife, Censori, to testify in the legal battle.
West has denied all the allegations levied by his former employee. Moreover, the rapper alleged that Saxon worked according to his own will. He even requested the court to toss the lawsuit entirely.
