According to a lip reader, they are aware of what Kanye West said to his wife Bianca Censori as she revealed nearly everything by dropping her coat on the Grammy red carpet.
The duo chatted for a while on the red carpet before she lost her black feather coat, which led to numerous photos of Censori that needed to be edited.
As it turns out, the outfit she was wearing was essentially see-through, which is essentially cheating in the fashion industry in the writer’s opinion.
Kanye, 47, hailed the garment—if it can be called that—as a “Custom Couture Grammy dress for the most beautiful ever” in a since-deleted Instagram post. READ MORE BELOW
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