Kanye West made a surprising return to the Grammys on Sunday, leaving fans and onlookers stunned before even stepping into the venue. Accompanied by his wife, Bianca Censori, West created a major red carpet moment when Censori dramatically removed her fur coat to reveal a sheer slip that left her virtually nude for the cameras.

The couple arrived together at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, immediately grabbing attention with their contrasting outfits. While Kanye sported an all-black ensemble with his signature sunglasses, Bianca’s daring look set social media abuzz. Despite their eye-catching entrance, the couple was notably absent from the main event inside the venue.

Speculation quickly arose that West and Censori had been ejected from the ceremony and were not officially invited. However, a source close to the Grammys denied the rumors, clarifying that the rapper merely walked the red carpet before leaving the event of his own accord.

West’s presence at the Grammys reignited discussions about his controversial past, particularly his infamous December 2022 appearance on Alex Jones’ now-defunct "Infowars" show, where he praised Adolf Hitler and made antisemitic comments. Despite facing widespread backlash and professional setbacks, West managed to reclaim some musical success in 2024 with the hit single "Carnival." The track, a collaboration with Ty Dolla Sign, Rich the Kid, and Playboi Carti, reached number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 and earned a nomination for Best Rap Song at this year's Grammy ceremony.

In addition to "Carnival," West and Ty Dolla Sign released "Vultures 1," the first installment of their collaborative album series. The duo continued their momentum with "Vultures 2" in August 2024. In September, West announced during a concert in China that his next album would be titled "Bully," teasing a new song, "Beauty and the Beast."

Bianca Censori, an architect working for West’s Yeezy brand, reportedly married the rapper in a private ceremony in January 2023. While her risqué Grammy appearance turned heads, West’s legacy remains defined by his unparalleled influence in the music industry. Over the course of his career, he has received 75 Grammy nominations and secured 24 wins, solidifying his place among the most awarded artists in Grammy history.