Kanye West and Bianca Censori made headlines for all the wrong reasons at the 67th Grammy Awards, with Bianca’s daring outfit—or lack thereof—sparking outrage.
The 30-year-old model and architect shocked onlookers when she dropped her floor-length fur coat on the red carpet, revealing a see-through slip dress that left nothing to the imagination.
The provocative appearance triggered backlash both online and at the event, but contrary to reports that they were escorted out, sources now claim the couple left voluntarily
While early speculation suggested Grammys officials removed them from the event, an insider told Us Weekly that Kanye and Bianca left on their own terms.
"They just got in their car and left," the source said to Us Magazine, adding that the couple had achieved what they set out to do—recreate the aesthetic of Kanye’s upcoming album, Vultures.
Despite Kanye being nominated for two awards, the couple left the Crypto.com Arena before the ceremony began, driving off in a shiny silver car.
Could Bianca’s Outfit Have Been Illegal?
Beyond the public shock factor, Bianca’s near-naked appearance risked legal trouble under California’s indecent exposure laws.
Under California Penal Code 314(1), indecent exposure is defined as "when a person exposes his or her naked body or genitals in front of anyone who could be annoyed or offended by it."
A first-time offense could lead to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine, while repeat offenders could face felony charges and mandatory sex offender registration.
Bianca’s appearance quickly ignited debate on social media, with many users questioning her transformation since marrying Kanye.
"The way Bianca Censori has degrees, is smart, and had a suitable career before Kanye... and now she walks naked in public is so sad and tragic," one user wrote on X.
"Why does the Grammys allow this?" another questioned.
A third commenter observed, "She looked very uncomfortable. I don't think she wanted to do this."
