Kanye West and his wife, Bianca Censori, plan to sue Beverly Hills dentist Dr. Thomas Connelly, alleging medical malpractice and financial manipulation.
The couple claims Connelly administered excessive nitrous oxide to West, leading to addiction and severe health issues. This high-profile lawsuit could reshape discussions on medical ethics and celebrity care.
West and Censori accuse Connelly of charging $50,000 monthly for nitrous oxide, a gas they say caused West’s chemical dependency, neurological damage, and emotional trauma. According to a notice obtained by Page Six, the couple alleges fraud, gross negligence, and exploitation, claiming Connelly tried to control West’s Yeezy LLC. These actions, they assert, harmed West’s health, brand, and their relationship.
Kanye West is gearing up to sue his former dentist … claiming he suffered injuries and financial damages due to alleged reckless administration of nitrous oxide.
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— TMZ (@TMZ) May 2, 2025Under California law, a 90-day notice precedes medical malpractice lawsuits, signalling the start of a potentially explosive legal battle involving one of music’s biggest names.
Milo Yiannopoulos’ Earlier Claims
Last year, West’s former representative, Milo Yiannopoulos, accused Connelly of fueling West’s addiction to impair his decision-making and gain influence over Yeezy. Yiannopoulos filed a complaint with the California Dental Board, alleging Connelly endangered West and used fake diamonds in cosmetic procedures, including West’s $850,000 titanium dentures. Connelly denied these claims, calling them “factually incorrect” and “misleading” through a representative.
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The lawsuit raises critical questions about medical ethics and the risks of celebrity exploitation as West and Censori pursue justice.
Kanye West and Bianca Censori’s lawsuit against Dr. Thomas Connelly marks a bold stand against alleged medical misconduct. The case could spark vital conversations about protecting celebrities from exploitation as the legal process unfolds.
