Kanye West and Biance walked the Grammys red carpet (Image: Getty)
Kanye West has broken his silence after his wife, , created a stir by bearing all on the Grammys’ red carpet last night. The 47-year-music mogul posed for photos while holding hands with his partner as her choice of outfit left jaws dropping.
Bianca, 30, dropped her coat to show that she was wearing a see-through mesh dress without underwear, leaving very little to the imagination in a stunt that could “land her jail time”.
Meanwhile , who was by her side, opted to be more covered up in all black short sleeve t-shirt, trousers and sunglasses. His wife adopted several different poses as she performed for the cameras snapping away.
Following the event, the rapper took to his social media account to share a cheeky response to the backlash. On his , he shared a low-quality image of himself from the red carpet.
He smiled widely as he poked his tongue out at the camera – but Bianca was nowhere to be seen. Kanye didn’t caption the snap as he appeared to send a cryptic message in the couple’s first public move since leaving the Grammys.
Kanye posted a cheeky snap to Instagram following the event (Image: Instagram)
People magazine reported that the duo was seen leaving the arena not long after arriving, with Censori again covered by her black coat.
According to American laws, Biance’s stunt could risk her facing jail time. Indecent exposure is defined as exposing one’s naked body in front of others who could be offended, provided the act is “wilful and lewd”.
First-time offenders could face up to six months in county jail and a £1,000 fine. Howeever, it isn’t the star’s first controversial moment and Censori has become known for her risqué clothing choices.
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Bianca revealed a very see-through dress (Image: Getty)
Last year she was photographed wearing nothing but a pair of sheer tights during a shopping trip in Paris.
Again, Kanye was by her side completely covered up in a black leather jacket, matching joggers, and trainers.
In France it is illegal under the criminal code to expose “intimate portions of one’s body in plain view in a space that is accessible to the public”. It is punishable by one year in prison and a fine of €15,000.