Bianca Censori and Ye Set to Sue Dentist Over Alleged Medical Abuse and Yeezy Takeover Attempt

Global music icon Ye (formerly known as Kanye West) and his wife, Bianca Censori, have served a formal notice of intent to file a lawsuit against renowned Beverly Hills cosmetic dentist Dr. Thomas Connelly. The notice, submitted to Dr. Connelly and relevant medical authorities in California, outlines serious allegations, including medical malpractice, chemical dependency, breach of fiduciary duty, financial exploitation, and unauthorized attempts to interfere with Ye’s intellectual property holdings.

The couple is seeking damages stemming from what they describe as a prolonged period of medical misconduct and personal betrayal. The alleged conduct, which reportedly took place over several months in 2024, resulted in significant neurological, emotional, and financial harm to Ye, according to the claims presented in the notice.

Allegations of Medical Malpractice and Substance Abuse

According to the formal letter of intent, Dr. Connelly is accused of supplying Ye with excessive quantities of nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, outside of any legitimate medical context. The document asserts that Dr. Connelly charged Ye approximately fifty thousand dollars per month for access to the gas, which is classified as a controlled substance in many jurisdictions when not administered for medical necessity under direct supervision.

The notice further alleges that Dr. Connelly’s continued provision of nitrous oxide led to Ye developing a dependency, with adverse consequences for his neurological and physical health. Additionally, the couple claims that the dentist failed to monitor Ye’s medical condition, prescribed or dispensed nitrous oxide without adhering to clinical standards, and knowingly enabled substance abuse.

Emotional Trauma and Neurological Harm

The claim outlines the emotional and physical toll allegedly experienced by Ye during and after the period of nitrous oxide administration. The reported injuries include memory impairment, increased anxiety, loss of cognitive focus, and a deterioration of physical coordination. Censori, who is listed as a co-claimant, asserts that Ye’s condition during this period made him increasingly isolated, emotionally vulnerable, and dependent on external management of his daily affairs.

The couple’s legal team argues that these outcomes were the direct result of Dr. Connelly’s failure to uphold basic principles of patient care, including informed consent, harm prevention, and refusal to administer non-therapeutic chemicals.

Alleged Financial Exploitation and Attempt to Seize Control of Yeezy

In addition to the health-related consequences, the notice accuses Dr. Connelly of attempting to exploit Ye’s chemically impaired state for financial and business gain. The most severe allegation involves an alleged attempt by Connelly to interfere with or gain influence over Ye’s globally recognized fashion and lifestyle brand, Yeezy.

Ye’s attorneys claim that while the artist was under the influence of nitrous oxide and not in a position to give valid consent, Dr. Connelly made efforts to insert himself into the operational or ownership structure of the Yeezy brand. The exact nature of these efforts has not been disclosed, but legal representatives describe them as both predatory and calculated.

Role of Milo Yiannopoulos and Submission of Evidence

Supporting these claims is sworn testimony from Milo Yiannopoulos, Ye’s former chief of staff, who reportedly submitted an affidavit to the California Dental Board. In the affidavit, Yiannopoulos details his observations of Dr. Connelly’s alleged conduct and provides a series of text message exchanges between Ye and the dentist. In the messages, Ye appears to request nitrous oxide deliveries, to which Connelly allegedly responded affirmatively.

Yiannopoulos’ submission was reportedly intended to prompt a formal investigation into Connelly’s licensure and professional conduct. As of this writing, the California Dental Board has not publicly confirmed whether an inquiry has been launched.

Response from Dr. Connelly

A spokesperson for Dr. Connelly has issued a public statement categorically denying all allegations. The statement claims that the accusations are not only factually incorrect but maliciously constructed to inflict reputational harm. Connelly’s representatives insist that he remains in compliance with all California dental practice regulations and has never engaged in improper chemical administration or business interference.

They further suggested that the legal notice may be politically or financially motivated, though no direct evidence has been provided to support that assertion.

Legal Implications and Next Steps

Under California law, plaintiffs pursuing medical malpractice must serve a formal notice of intent to sue at least ninety days before filing a legal complaint. This procedural step has now been satisfied, clearing the way for Ye and Bianca Censori to move forward with civil litigation in the California court system. The couple is expected to seek compensatory and possibly punitive damages.

Legal experts familiar with the case suggest that the outcome could have implications beyond this specific incident, potentially raising questions about the responsibilities of celebrity service providers and the line between private care and professional misconduct.

If the allegations are proven, Dr. Connelly could face not only civil penalties but also disciplinary action by the California Dental Board, which may include suspension or revocation of his license to practice.

The allegations come at a time when Ye has faced increasing scrutiny regarding his business dealings and personal well-being. However, his legal team is emphasizing that the current situation involves an alleged abuse of trust by a licensed professional who failed to fulfill their duty to protect a client’s health and autonomy.

Bianca Censori has reportedly played a central role in organizing Ye’s recovery and initiating legal action, which she views as a necessary step to hold Dr. Connelly accountable.

The case presents a potentially landmark moment in the intersection of celebrity, substance dependency, and fiduciary ethics. If the case proceeds to court, it may shed light on how vulnerable even the most powerful public figures can be when surrounded by professionals who allegedly exploit their positions of trust.

Representatives for Ye and Bianca Censori have indicated that a formal lawsuit will be filed once the statutory waiting period concludes. Further updates are expected as legal filings and investigative proceedings develop.