The mother of Bianca Censori is avoiding the controversy. In a lawsuit filed by a lady, Alexandra Censori addressed allegations that her son-in-law, Kanye West, desired to have 𝓈ℯ𝓍 with her while her daughter looked on.

While running errands in Melbourne, Australia’s Ivanhoe district on Monday, Alexandra told the Daily Mail that she “wouldn’t be drawn into the latest claims” regarding West. According to the article, Alexandra, wearing a tight Alexander McQueen dress and purple heels, also requested seclusion.

Bianca Censori’s mom, Alexandra Censori, responded to claims that her son-in-law, Kanye West, wanted to sleep with her while her daughter watched.

The caught up with Alexandra (seen above in 2023) on Monday while she ran errands in Australia.

As previously reported, the outrageous claims were made by Lauren Pisciotta, West’s former assistant, in a shocking lawsuit that was filed on October 8. From 2021 until 2022, Pisciotta worked with the founder of Yeezy. She said that one of her former boss’s “𝓈ℯ𝓍ual kinks” was having 𝓈ℯ𝓍 with the mothers of the people he was dating.

She referenced a purported Sept. 28, 2022, text exchange between West, 47, and his 29-year-old wife, Bianca, that said, “I want to f–k your mom.” Prior to her departing. “Should I [add] I meant I want you to watch me f–k your mom?” Pisciotta claimed the “Donda” rapper had asked her after sending her a screenshot of the communication.

Alexandra, seen here with her daughters, told the outlet she “wouldn’t be drawn into the latest claims” about West.

West’s former assistant Lauren Pisciotta (above) made the wild allegations in a bombshell lawsuit filed on Oct. 8.

Bianca, who was working in the US on a visa, allegedly responded to the Grammy winner in “a way, insisted upon and required by [West]” so she could keep her job working for him.

“This is what she wrote, ‘(Alexandra is) married. I’m going to f–k someone this weekend and tell you the next time you’re inside me,’” Bianca allegedly responded to West, per the lawsuit.

Elsewhere in the suit, Pisciotta also accused West of lacing her drink with an “unidentified drug” and 𝓈ℯ𝓍ually assaulting her during a studio session with Sean “Diddy” Combs in Santa Monica, Calif.

Pisciotta claimed in the suit that the Yeezy founder had sent her a screenshot of texts he sent Bianca, telling her he wanted to “f–k” her mom.

She claimed Bianca (above with Alexandra in March) responded to the Grammy winner in “a way, insisted upon and required by [West]” so she could keep her job working for him.

The ex-Yeezy employee alleged that after the “Gold Digger” rapper ordered her a drink, she soon became “disoriented” and in “less control of her body and speech.”

The next day, Pisciotta claimed, she woke up with “immense shame,” although she did not know much about what had happened the night before.

In the lawsuit, Pisciotta alleged that West later told her they “did kind of hook up a little one time.”

She claimed that the “Can’t Tell Me Nothing” rapper was married at the time, although the suit did not list the name of his wife. (West was married to Kim Kardashian from May 2014 to November 2022, and he wed Bianca in December 2022.)

In the suit, Pisciotta also accused West of lacing her drink with an “unidentified drug” and 𝓈ℯ𝓍ually assaulting her during a studio session with Sean “Diddy” Combs in Santa Monica, Calif.

Over the summer, she sued the “Donda” emcee for wrongful termination, alleging she was laid off after being promoted to chief of staff with a $4 million salary and never given her $3 million severance pay.

At the time, West’s legal team referred to the allegations as “baseless.”

Shortly later, Pisciotta said, she was fired from the company. She filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against the hitmaker during the summer, claiming she was fired after being elevated to chief of staff with a $4 million salary and never receiving her $3 million in severance compensation.

Pisciotta had pursued the rapper “𝓈ℯ𝓍ually to coerce employment and other material benefits,” according to West’s legal team at the time, which called the accusations “baseless” and told.