Kanye West, Remodeling $57 Million Home Into ‘Bomb Shelter’ Without Windows Or Electricity, Is Sued By Project Manager

Kanye West has earned a well-deserved reputation for erratic behavior.

Now, the rapper reportedly wants to remove the windows and electricity from his $57 million Malibu, California, home, turning it into “a bomb shelter from the 1910s.”

The idea turned out to be a project manager’s worst nightmare.

Tony Saxon, the former manager of the remodeling project, is currently suing the rap superstar.

Saxon filed a lawsuit against West on Wednesday in Los Angeles County Superior Court. The lawsuit claims Saxon was fired after expressing “concerns about the extreme danger of such actions.” West allegedly paid Saxon for one week’s worth of labor despite his commitment to working 16-hour days.

The partnership went south once Saxon denied West’s request to remove all windows and electricity and move large generators into his house. West allegedly threatened Saxon, indicating that he would be considered “an enemy if he did not comply,” according to the court filing.

Neighbors of West’s Malibu mansion report that they have not seen anyone on the property in months.

West owns several other properties around the country, including a Wyoming ranch he purchased for $11 million. He also owns a ranch in Calabasas, California, which he bought for an estimated $3 million in 2019.

West and his wife Bianca Censori are currently living in Italy, where they have made headlines for her obscene outfits and lewd conduct in public.