Kanye West moves to luxury penthouse

Kanye West and his new wife Bianca Censori have moved into a luxury penthouse in West Hollywood.

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Kanye West has moved house
Kanye West has moved house

Kanye West has moved into a $20,000-a-month West Hollywood apartment with new wife Bianca Censori.

The 45-year-old rapper - who is trying to stay out of the spotlight after facing criticism over his anti-Semitic comments and social media rants - has moved into a lavish two-bedroom penthouse close to his Yeezy officers and the couple couldn't be happier with their new living space after spending months holed up at the five-star Nobu Ryokan hotel, where suites start at $2,000 per night.

A source told The US Sun: "Ye is seen out and about but he's still fairly low-key at the minute and focusing solely on his empire, he's not interested in posting and causing drama.

"Bianca manages everything and is all about her man. Things are going well for them in their marriage, they both seem extremely well-suited and happy together.

"After months spent living at the Nobu Ryokan in Malibu, they have finally found their own home, close to his new HQ on Melrose.

"It's a gorgeous apartment and the interior is very Ye, it's a unique spot which is an architect's dream."

The "minimalist" property features two-and-a-half bathrooms, a 24-hour concierge and its own valet, a private cinema, a heated pool, a rooftop cafe, and a bar and lounge area.

Kanye's new house is close to the 7,4000sq ft showroom he is leasing in Los Angeles, with the building set to be a new "Yeezy HQ", rather than a store selling his merchandise, as previously speculated.

A source said: "The vision for its use has changed to being multi-purpose, it's not just going to be a store.

"Ye has been hosting parties for three weeks in a row at the venue and giving away sample pieces for his latest collection."

The 'Stronger' rapper's move comes shortly after it was revealed his $57 million mansion in Malibu has been left abandoned, with the house - which was designed by architect Tadao Ando - left in severe disrepair, having been partially fitted out with windows and completely gutted internally, leaving only a concrete shell and rusting balconies behind.