Rapper Kanye West and his wife, Bianca Censori, sparked controversy at the 67th annual GRAMMY Awards on February 2, 2025, after arriving uninvited. West, nominated for Best Rap Song for his track “Carnival,” attended with an entourage, but their appearance raised eyebrows as they were not on the guest list. The couple was escorted out, with details about the ejection unclear. Censori, an architect and model, drew significant attention for her revealing outfit—a sheer minidress she unveiled on the red carpet, which sparked a social media frenzy. Some criticized her attire as inappropriate, while others praised her bold fashion choice. The couple’s removal seems tied to both the uninvited arrival and Censori’s controversial outfit.
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