Ye's Homecoming: Family, Music, and High-Energy Moments

On April 3rd Kanye West, now going by YA Way, just dropped his 12th studio album called

Bully on March 28th, marking his first solo project.

Since Donda too, back in 2022, he's kicking off a comeback with the YA Y Homecoming series

at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, hitting the stage Wednesday night.

His wife, Bianca Sensori, the 31-year-old Australian architect, showed up in full support, posting

a pic of herself in a tight blue cat suit.

In lime green heels from the VIP section, Sensori's been leveling up too, making her

directorial debut on the music video for Bully's track, Father with Travis Scott.

She drew from her architecture roots, shooting at all in one continuous frame inside a beige

church set, blending spaces and emotions like a dream.

The two have collaborated before, with photographer Gidea Rajabh, who snapped that Instagram

story shot.

Fans love Sensori cheering YA on, but the concert had some real tension when he stopped

to mid-performance of his classic good life to call out.

The production team over the lights.

He straight up said no to the moving disco effects, and Vegas style flashes, halting the

show multiple times until they fixed it, then the crowd.

He ruptured in cheers, his 12-year-old daughter North joined him on stage 2, the two performing

their new collab, piercing on my hand, echoing her past appearances like, in Mexico City this

year, YAWISE got another show lined up Friday, April 3rd at the same spot.

All eyes stay on YAWISE's return, blending family vibes, fresh music, and those signature

high-energy moments that keep the buzz alive.

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