“Bianca Censori’s Mysterious Uncle Sparks Explosive Supreme Court Battle—Family Secrets at Stake!”
Back in 1982, Bianca’s uncle was convicted and sentenced to death for the murder of Perth, Australia, waiter Michael Sideris. His sentence was later changed to life imprisonment when Western Australia abolished the death penalty.
In 1987, Tony was transferred to Victoria, Australia, to serve his sentence closer to his family, the Telegraph explained. In May 1994, he was released from jail on the condition that he would remain on parole for life.
Formerly known as Eris Censori, “Melbourne’s Al Capone” is seeking nearly $135,000 from his sister, Elenia Censori
Image credits: Herald Sun
He told the court he initially lived with Bianca’s father, Leo, on his release, but he then moved into Elenia’s house in Heidelberg, Australia.
Bianca’s aunt had tried to argue in court the Brunswick house was a gift from her brother for allowing him to stay with her, as per the Telegraph.
Nevertheless, the family’s legal battle has briefly been overshadowed by Bianca’s recent fast food run to KFC with Ye.
The couple was recently spotted on CCTV ordering at a counter in Los Angeles, USA. “But of course, Bianca wasn’t about to go unnoticed … keeping things spicy, flaunting serious cleavage in a barely-there bra,” TMZ reported on Thursday.
“That sounds like my family,” a reader quipped
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