Bianca Censori Known as to Testify as Witness in Kanye West’s Authorized Battle

Bianca Censori could possibly be taking the witness stand quickly … at the very least if a former Kanye West worker will get his method.

In accordance with new court docket paperwork, obtained by TMZ, Tony Saxon — the ex-project supervisor suing Kanye over the chaotic Malibu mansion rework — says he is calling Bianca to testify within the upcoming trial, presently set for February 21.

It is unclear what particular testimony he believes she will present, however she’s now probably being lined up as a witness within the case.

As we beforehand reported … Saxon sued Kanye, claiming he was employed in September 2021 as venture supervisor, caretaker and 24/7 safety for Kanye’s Malibu property. Within the lawsuit, Saxon alleges he labored brutal 16 hour days and was pressured to sleep on the ground utilizing a coat as makeshift bedding whereas overseeing the rework.

Saxon claims issues spiraled in November 2021 when Kanye allegedly demanded he take away all the house’s home windows and electrical energy. In accordance with the go well with, Saxon raised security issues, warning the strikes posed “extreme danger,” particularly after Kanye allegedly insisted on bringing massive turbines inside one thing Saxon feared might spark a fireplace hazard.

He additionally claims Kanye threatened him, saying he’d be thought of “an enemy” if he did not comply, and instructed him, “If you don’t do what I say, you’re not going to work for me.” Saxon says he refused and was fired on the spot.

Tony’s suing for unpaid wages and labor code violations and probably dragging Bianca into the courtroom drama.

Kanye has denied all allegations. In a November 2023 submitting, his lawyer argued that even when Saxon suffered damages — which Kanye doesn’t admit — they have been brought on by different events, not Kanye, and any legal responsibility needs to be diminished accordingly. Kanye additionally claimed Saxon carried out work with out his data and requested the court docket to toss the lawsuit solely.