The “Heartless” singer took his children, North, 11, Saint, 8, Chicago, 6, and Psalm, 5, on stage with him for his concert at the Wuyuan River Sports Stadium in Hainan, China, according to a video shared on X. The video showed the children walking out together as West prepared to perform his version of the Backstreet Boys’ 1997 song “Everybody.”
Kanye West’s kids attended his “Vultures” listening party in China.Instragram/@kimkardashian
North, 11, Saint, 8, Chicago, 6, and Psalm, 5, joined the “Heartless” rapper on stage at the Wuyuan River Sports Stadium on Sunday.ye_world_/X
They danced while West sang “Everybody.”
The crowd cheered for the Grammy winner’s children — whom he shares with his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian — as they danced along to his vocals.
At one point, West’s wife, Bianca Censori, proved she was a proud stepmom by recording her stepchildren from the VIP section of the stadium.
The model, 29, kept a close eye on the kids as their famous father performed, with a video posted to social media showing Chicago cuddling up in Censori’s lap.
The hitmaker’s wife, Bianca Censori, was also in the crowd.WWD via Getty Images
The model, seen here in July 2023, recorded a video of her stepchildren and hubby onstage.jeen__yuhs_/Instagram
Prior to the show, Censori and North were spotted sharing a meal and spending time together.
The Yeezy architect and the pre-teen frequently hang out with West, 47, on his various visits abroad.
Last month, the trio was pictured shopping in Korea with Chicago and Psalm, who did not appear to join them.
The crowd cheered for West and his children.AP
Earlier in the day, North and Censori, seen here with West in August 2023, stepped out together.ARKANGEL/Instagram
The stepmother-stepdaughter couple took a bite to eat.Getty Images
During the summer, North and Censori were seen purchasing munchies from a Tokyo grocery store.
During their journey, they also visited a pig cafe to cuddle with several micropigs.
North recently modeled a look inspired by her stepmother, an Australian beauty.
