Kim Kardashian awkwardly supports ex Kanye West at his show alongside new wife Bianca Censori

Kim Kardashian showed her support for Kanye West Tuesday night, awkwardly attending her ex-husband’s Vultures listening party with his new wife, Bianca Censori.

In videos making their rounds on social media, the reality star appeared bored, tense and expressionless as she watched West’s latest show at the Chase Center in San Francisco, reports Page Six. 

Although Kardashian, 43, stood right next to Censori, 29, for the concert, the two did not appear to be vibing like close pals amid reports that the Skims founder isn’t a fan of the model’s controversial ensembles in public.
 

They did engage in some conversation. However, Kardashian kept close watch over son Saint for most of the show, while Censori sang along to West’s lyrics and documented the concert on her phone.

Kardashian – who was married to West from 2014 to 2022 – sported an all-black ensemble for the outing, while Censori wore a pink tank top with white tights.
 

It appears Kardashian and Censori are working toward a more amicable relationship these days. However, it reportedly took the beauty mogul some time to come around to her ex’s new wife.

Recent reports claimed Kardashian didn’t like the fact that Censori was parading her risqué fashion choices around in public and in front of her and West’s four children, North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm.

In recent months, Censori has been seen out and about while wearing little to no clothing, with outrageous outfits ranging from sheer tops and tights to going completely commando in public.
 

“Kim instructed Kanye to never let Bianca dress like that around their kids,” a source previously told Daily Mail. “She is truly surprised that Kanye would let his wife leave the house like that.”

What’s more, Censori’s father reportedly wants to confront the rapper over fears he is tearing his daughter away from her family and turning her into a “trashy commodity.”

The rapper, for his part, has defended his wife’s fashion on social media, despite mass outrage and fears that he’s “controlling” her by posting half-naked images of her on Instagram.

“Ima post my wife as much as I want bro. It makes me happy,” he wrote in February.

“Some people don’t want you to be happy. They want you to make them happy I decided to make myself happy and I’m happy with that.”

This article originally appeared in Page Six and was reproduced with permission