Society | May 06

Kanye West emerges in Japan with his new muse

May 06 (msn.com) - Kanye West was spotted in Japan alongside his new muse Chaney Jones, after laying low for a while following his public bitter divorce from ex-wife Kim Kardashian.

The Donda rapper, 44, appeared in a new Instagram photo posted to the model's, 24, Stories on Wednesday night.

The two were featured in a snap from behind, with Chaney's head tenderly resting on the musician's shoulder, as they stood on a bridge and took in the view of the busy street below.

Ye sported a black and white plaid shirt for the outing, along with a GAP hat and a pair of dark shades.

Meanwhile Chaney was pictured in a black and white leather jacket, with her long raven tresses flowing down her shoulder.

The couple first got to Japan around April 22, as reported by TMZ.


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