KANYE West’s massive Malibu mansion has gone by the wayside as the property’s completed date is now in flux.
The controversial rapper put a stop to all the renovations on the $57M residence back in November- and now it sits unfinished.

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The mansion- which was purchased by Kanye in September 2021- is a 4,000 square-foot property with a gorgeous oceanside view.
Upon purchase, the property had four bedrooms and four-and-a-half baths before work on it begun.
The 45-year-old was all about working on the home last summer, but plenty of things have changed especially since his shocking anti-Semitic rants, which led to his bank account taking a huge hit after he was dropped by numerous brands including Adidas, GAP and Balenciaga.
Now the mansion is not looking ready to move-in as new photos show the house looks rundown, and the metal railings have begun to rust due to the exposures of water and wind.


In November, the U.S. Sun exclusively revealed the hitmaker had hit pause on the renovations.
“Ye has mostly been living at the Waldorf for the past month with Juliana [Nalú, his model girlfriend],” a source close to the star told The U.S. Sun at the time.

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“He’s having to sort his finances out so renovation work at his Malibu place is on hold at the moment.”
The insider added at the time: “His house near [Kim Kardashian] also needs renovating, and he wanted a change of scenery after months at Soho Warehouse Downtown.”
That same month, a photograph of Kanye’s empty Malibu residence showed a “Happy Hanukkah” message displayed in the window amid his anti-Semitic rant.
HOTEL LIVING
Earlier this year, The U.S. Sun also exclusively revealed that Kanye and his since reported wife Bianca Censori were living at Nobu Ryokan- a hotel in Malibu, and not his mansion.
The insider shared at the time: “Kanye loves Nobu Ryokan, and he’s been staying there with Bianca since the wedding.
“They hang out, work together, and play board games.”
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The source included: “Bianca really does act like his wife and seems to be great for him after so much upheaval in recent months, he’s trying to get his life back on track.
“She’s already met the kids and Ye spends time with them all at church and outings.
“They complement each other well, she is the balance Ye needs right now.”
Kanye also owns a home across the road from his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, and their four children- he had previously been living at Soho Warehouse in Downtown Los Angeles.
The performer has a $2.2million small ranch property in Calabasas as well.
Kanye and Kim’s divorce was finalized late last year, as he agreed to pay the Hulu star $200,000 a month in child support.
The music star is also responsible for 50 percent of the kids’ educational and security expenses.
As for custody, the pair agreed upon joint custody with “equal access.”
SHOCK RANT
Following his anti-Semitic rant, which including Kanye seemingly glorifying Adolf Hitler and the Nazis in a masked interview on Alex Jones’ far-right show Infowars, he has stayed out of the limelight and off of social media.
However, in March, Kanye returned to his Instagram and shared a photo of the DVD cover for the movie 21 Jump Street, starring Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum.
Kanye also added a lengthy caption to the image, referring back to his previous controversial posts.
He wrote at the time: “Watching Jonah Hill in 21 Jump street made me like Jewish people again.
“No one should take anger against one or two individuals and transform that into hatred towards millions of innocent people.”
Kanye added: “No Christian can be labeled antisemite knowing Jesus is Jew.


“Thank you Jonah Hill I love you.”
Kanye has since deleted the post and has yet to return to Instagram.

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