Bianca Censori wanted to back out of stripping at Grammys, but Kanye forced her to: 'Would've much rather worn a pretty dress'

Bianca Censori's bold red carpet moment at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards became one of the most talked-about events of the night, but new reports suggest that the 30-year-old had serious reservations about the stunt.

According to an insider who spoke with The Post, Censori attempted to back out multiple times but was ultimately pressured by her husband, Kanye West, into following through with the daring look.

"She would have much rather worn a pretty dress," the source revealed. "She would have enjoyed the evening a lot more."

Despite her discomfort, Censori stepped onto the red carpet in a sheer minidress, removing her fur coat to reveal an outfit that left little to the imagination.

As cameras flashed, West reportedly turned to his wife and said, "You're making a scene now," according to a lip reader.

Kanye's Influence Over the Outfit

While Censori is no stranger to revealing fashion, sources suggest that this particular moment felt different for her.

The former creative director for Raga Malak has often been seen in form-fitting and daring outfits, but being almost completely exposed in such a high-profile setting was something she wasn't fully comfortable with.

"She was really nervous and wanted to back out several times, but he didn't want her to," the insider explained. "When Ye gets something in his head, there's no talking him out of it. But make no mistake, this was totally him and not her."

The source further explained that while Censori has posed in revealing outfits before, the Grammys stunt was unlike anything she had done in the past.

"It's one thing to be naked for a photo shoot or in an outdoor environment," they said. "But she was naked in public on the Grammy red carpet. This is literally what people have nightmares about, and she did it on purpose. But she wouldn't have done it without Ye."

West's Justification and the Grammys Fallout

Following the Grammys uproar, West defended the stunt on Instagram, calling it a personal tribute to his wife.

"Custom Couture Grammy dress for the most beautiful woman ever. My love, my best friend. My wife," he wrote.

Despite creating a viral moment, the couple did not stay for the awards ceremony. Instead, they were photographed leaving the Crypto.com Arena after being escorted out by security.

Reports suggest that West was invited to attend the full event but only wanted to walk the red carpet.

"He walked the red carpet and then got in his car and left," a source told Page Six.

Another insider claimed the stunt was a calculated move, designed to mirror the cover art of West's 2024 album, Vultures 1, which features Censori wearing only thigh-high boots and a tiny strip of fabric.

"Kanye said that this would make a splash," the source shared. "And a splash it made! It took a lot of courage on her part, but ultimately they're both happy that she did it. It's all anyone is talking about."

While the controversy surrounding Censori's Grammys look continues, the question remains whether she will continue to embrace West's artistic direction-or if this latest spectacle signals growing discomfort with her increasingly provocative public image.