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Ye spotted wearing full face mask in Italy with Bianca Censori, Ty Dolla $ign: See the photos
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Date:2025-04-17 17:56:48
Ye, is that you?
The rapper, formerly known as Kanye West, was spotted in Milan, Italy, on Tuesday attending a match between Inter Milan and Atletico Madrid at the San Siro Stadium. The game was part of the first leg of the UEFA Champions League's Round of 16.
The rapper and fashion mogul opted for the mysterious with his game-day attire, wearing a black zip-up jacket with a matching mask that covered his entire face.
Ye was accompanied by partner Bianca Censori and fellow rapper Ty Dolla $ign, who were photographed sitting next to the "Donda" emcee during the match.
Ye and Censori, an Australian architectural designer, held a marriage ceremony less than two months after he finalized his divorce from reality television star Kim Kardashian, TMZ reported in January 2023. A judge declared Ye and Kardashian legally single in March 2022 at Kardashian’s request after the Skims co-founder filed for divorce in February 2021.
As for Ye and Ty Dolla $ign, the frequent collaborators joined forces on their recent collaboration album "Vultures 1." The release, which dropped Feb. 10, also marked the formation of the rappers' new hip-hop supergroup ¥$.
Despite a mixed reception from fans and critics, the album debuted atop the Billboard 200 chart and earned Ye his 11th No. 1 album, selling the equivalent of 148,000 in sales, or 168 million streams and 18,000 copies sold, according to tracking service Luminate.
"Vultures 1" is Ye's first studio effort since the series of antisemitic remarks he made in 2022 that put his music and fashion career in limbo. Upon its release in November, the album’s title track drew backlash for Ye's lyrics about sleeping with Jewish women.
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Contributing: Taijuan Moorman and Cydney Henderson, USA TODAY; Andrew Dalton, The Associated Press
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