Ye and Bianca Censori are reportedly under police investigation in Spain for allegedly skipping out on more than half a million euros in unpaid bills during a lavish stay on the island.
Here we go …
According to reports from Spanish news outlet Última Hora, the controversy centers around a massive €500000 tab that Ye and Censori allegedly left behind after spending weeks living it up at one of Europe’s most elite wellness resorts. The retreat, known for its privacy and extravagant pricing, is said to charge up to €150000 per week.
Sheesh.
Get this: the reported charges include € 400,000 for a month-long stay at a luxury estate that once belonged to supermodel Claudia Schiffer, along with a range of services from a nearby high-end wellness clinic. In addition, another €15000 is said to be owed to a luxury restaurant in Palma, which catered meals to the couple and their entourage throughout their stay.
When it comes to Local law enforcement, including Palma’s local police and Spain’s national police, they have reportedly been alerted to the matter, with an investigation now underway. Authorities are reportedly reviewing the outstanding balances and the circumstances surrounding the alleged unpaid services.
In response, Ye’s team did not issue an apology but instead pointed to a technical issue. They stated that the situation was caused by a “bank transfer error” and assured that payment would be completed within “two or three days.”
There you go, two to three days. Easy Yeezy. See what we did there? Easy Yeezy? I might need to trademark that, hmm.
Anyways, despite that explanation, the police investigation remains active, and unresolved payments could result in legal consequences if not addressed quickly. Spanish authorities are known for taking financial offenses seriously, as seen in high-profile cases involving international celebrities in the past.
Just ask Shakira.