Kanye West and Bianca Censori "lack boundaries" and have an "unhealthy relationship", according to an expert.
The couple got married back in January in a private ceremony and have since been spotted on a number of dates where they've been unable to keep their hands off each other.
They've recently been spending time in Japan and even invited Kanye's 10-year-old daughter North West and Bianca's sister Angelina Censori along for the holiday.
While Kanye and Bianca seem to be going from strength to strength, relationship expert Kate Mansfield has shared her concerns about their romance.
Speaking exclusively to The Mirror, she said: "Given the speed of their marriage, and Kanye's historical problems, I think we can safely say that this is not a healthy relationship, and so it goes without saying that his kids are likely to suffer from a lack of boundaries and appropriate modelling here."
Kanye's ex-wife Kim Kardashian is said to have concerns about the rapper's new romance, specifically the close bond Bianca seems to share with the youngster.
Bianca and North appear to have grown close over the past few months and they were seen holding hands as they made their way to Kanye's surprise birthday party in June.
Kate said Kim is "definitely not in the wrong about her concerns", but suggested it would be difficult to try and break this bond now that it has been established.
She added: "North is still a young child and the fact that Bianca is so young is probably an indication of Kanye's immaturity."
Kanye shares four children with his ex-wife - North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm. While North has been seen on holiday with the Flashing Lights hitmaker, his other children seem to have stayed with Kim.
Speaking about Kanye's relationship with his children, Kate said he seems to have assigned different roles to his children.
"Typical roles include the 'golden child' and the 'scapegoat' depending on the personality of the child and the age," she explained.
Kate added: "North being the eldest has probably put her in the Golden Child category, which is a toxic role that she will have to play of being her father's companion, put on a pedestal and under pressure to perform."
She said children placed in this role often get an "inflated sense of importance and power, and yet an inability to get their needs met."
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