Kanye West and wife Bianca Censori made waves at the Gremmys after she removed her fur coat and revealed almost everything. Her dress was see-through to the extent that her photos needed to be censored.
Before Censori exposed her nearly naked body, she and Kanye were spotted speaking.
Now, a lip reader revealed what they said to one another.
In a since deleted Instagram post about the dress that caused a stir among the public and on the social media. He wrote it was a “Custom Couture Grammy dress for the most beautiful ever.”
“My love, my best friend and my wife,” he wrote of Censori.
Kanye and Censori, who tied the knot in 2022, made a grand entrance. They arrived in two all-chrome Mercedes-Maybachs, each valued at $450,000.
Lip reader Nicola Hickling shared with The Mirror that Kanye asked from his wife to take off her coat and reveal all.
“You’re making a scene now,” he allegedly whispered to her. “Make a scene, I’ll say it’ll make so much sense.” Censori nodded her head in agreement. “Drop it behind you and then turn, I got you,” he further said as per Hickling.
Censori responded, “All right let’s go.”
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According to reports, the couple were removed from the event over the dress.
Since the 30-year-old Australian model had publicly exposed herself in such a manner before, many accuse Kanye of forcing her into this behavior and call him abusive.
“This is abusive male behavior. Kanye West has a territorial arm around a woman he is displaying naked to humiliate. Don’t tell me she wants this,” some one wrote on X.
“She legit did not look like she felt comfortable at all and didn’t want to open her jacket!” another person added.
A third described her actions, “The shaking of her head, the pulling the coat tighter as she says no… I swear to God, is she safe?”
Back in 2023, onlookers spotted the couple in a compromising position in a boat in Venice, with the rapper exposing his buttocks and Censori positioning her head between his legs. Once the images emerged online, the boat company banned them for life.
Censori’s revealing dress may trigger legal consequences under California law.
According to Penal Code 314(1), indecent exposure occurs when someone “exposes his or her naked body or genitals in front of anyone who could be annoyed or offended by it” in a “willful and lewd” manner.
If charged and found guilty, Censori may face up to six months in county jail or a $1,000 fine in case she’s a first time offender.
