“Kanye’s Cryptic Remark to Bianca Before the Coat Drop: What Did He Say?”
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At the recent Grammys, a fascinating moment unfolded on the red carpet when Kanye West’s wife, Bianca Censori, dropped her coat, leaving little to the imagination. What could possibly go through the minds of a couple willing to navigate the spotlight so audaciously? According to lip reader Nicola Hickling, Kanye apparently quipped to Bianca, “you’re making a scene now” as cameras began clicking away, almost as if they were orchestrating this spectacle. As the jaw-dropping outfit came into view—so sheer that it made censoring seem like a must—one can’t help but wonder if this was a bold fashion statement or just a cheeky ploy for attention. It’s not every day that a Grammy-worthy appearance ignites such chatter! Curious to see how the couple calculated this provocative reveal? LEARN MORE.
A lip reader has said they know what Kanye West said to his wife Bianca Censori as she dropped her coat on the red carpet at the Grammys to reveal almost everything.
While on the red carpet, the couple spoke for a bit before she dropped her black feather coat, resulting in a lot of pictures of Censori that needed censoring.
It turns out the dress she was wearing was pretty much see-through, which in this writer’s opinion is basically cheating in the world of fashion.
In a now-deleted Instagram post, Kanye, 47, praised the dress (if one can call it that), as a ‘Custom Couture Grammy dress for the most beautiful ever’.
“My love, my best friend and my wife,” he wrote of his 30-year-old wife, who he’d tied the knot with in 2022.
A lip reader said that Kayne West told Bianca Censori ‘you’re making a scene now’ as they arrived at the Grammys. She certainly ended up doing that. (Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic)
According to The Mirror, lip reader Nicola Hickling reckons she knows what the couple were saying to each other in the moments leading up to the stunt.
She said that she saw Kanye telling his wife ‘you’re making a scene now’ as they arrived on the red carpet and pictures of them started being taken as she nodded back to him.
The lip reader said that the couple then seemed to co-ordinate the reveal of the dress, suggesting that Kanye told his wife: “Make a scene, I’ll say it’ll make so much sense.”
After Censori nodded again, Hickling said that Kanye told her ‘drop it behind you and then turn, I got you’, which prompted the dress reveal as she told her husband ‘alright, let’s go’.
A lip reader has said that Kanye West helped coordinate his wife’s dress reveal. (Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images for The Recording Academy)
Contrary to some claims that they had been kicked out of the Grammys for showing up uninvited, it seems as though the couple left of their own volition, and they did make an appearance at an afterparty.
It also seems that Censori had taken the time to change in between appearances.
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