Ye Sued for Over $1 Million by Ex-Worker in Home Renovation Case Bianca Censori, the wife of rapper Kanye West, testified in a Los Angeles courtroom on Thursday as he faces a lawsuit from a former employee. The case centers on Tony Saxon, a project manager who worked on the construction of West’s Malibu beach house. Saxon alleges he was hired but only paid once before being fired after seven weeks. He is seeking more than $1 million in damages, citing unpaid wages, hazardous working conditions, and wrongful termination. During her testimony, Censori, who holds degrees in architecture, described her role in the project. She stated she was the lead architect for the $57 million house in 2021 and worked on the project for several weeks before Saxon joined. She explained that her responsibilities included visualizing designs, creating renderings, and developing concepts for West’s vision. She also addressed the evolving nature of the project, noting that West frequently revised plans, including removing plumbing, wiring, and other elements. Saxon claimed that these constant changes led to unsafe working conditions and that he suffered severe injuries as a result. He alleged that his termination was unjustified and that his injuries were exacerbated by the unstable environment. The case is set to continue with Kanye West scheduled to testify in court on Friday. The courtroom proceedings are part of a broader legal battle over labor practices and contractual obligations in high-profile construction projects. The outcome could have implications for how such disputes are resolved in the entertainment and real estate industries. Separate from the legal case, other news stories highlighted in the same publication included weather updates, criminal arrests, and community events.#los_angeles #kanye_west #bianca_censori #tony_saxon #malibu_beach_house
