Bianca Censori Goes Pantless At An LA Restaurant Amid Husband Kanye West's Tax Troubles

Kanye West's wife, Bianca Censori, is not cooling down when it comes to her daring outfits. During a recent outing, the model ditched her pants in favor of only underwear.

The model's racy outing comes amid reports that her husband, West, is knee-deep in tax debts owed on his multiple properties across the United States.

It was previously reported that the rapper owed more than $1 million on these properties and tax liens for his other businesses.

That amount has continued to increase after Kanye West reportedly defaulted on paying property tax on a Wyoming home he formerly owned.

Days after her very racy display in a see-through top, Censori is back at it again, but this time she's flaunting her bottom half.

The 29-year-old model and her husband, West, were spotted heading to the famous Chateau Marmont for lunch.

In typical Censori fashion, she seemed to forget her pants at home, opting to wear nude thong panties and a long-sleeve skin-tight sheer top. She then accessorized with a cap and black heels.

West, on the other hand, dressed in his regular attire, donning a black hoodie and pants.

Censori's latest outing comes after Los Angeles restaurateurs expressed displeasure at her provocative outfits and threatened to ban the couple from their eateries.

See Bianca Censori's racy pantless outfit here.

According to the Daily Mail, Censori's explicit outfit drew the ire of restaurant owners, who threatened not to allow her and the rapper to enter their establishment.

One of them claimed that allowing Censori and West to eat in his establishment would offend his customers. Another slammed Censori's outfit as "totally inappropriate" and said she was not acting as a "good role model for young children."

A third individual added that Censori looked "absolutely ridiculous' and questioned why any decent restaurant would allow a customer into their establishment wearing such an outfit.

One more person noted, "No self respecting restaurant owner or manager should be letting them enter with her dressed like that UNLESS they, in advance, pay to book out the whole restaurant so it is their own private venue while they are there."

Earlier in the year, West made headlines for his mounting unpaid taxes, which amounted to over a million.

At the time, it was reported that the "Donda" rapper had four outstanding Yeezy Apparel tax liens totaling $934,033. He also had $10,924 and $12,425 tax liens on Donda Services and Yeezy Construction, respectively. Liens worth $101,093 on two of his Los Angeles real estate holdings further added to the debt pile.

Several months have passed, and those debts remain unpaid. They are now mounting further as West appears to have defaulted on tax payments on yet another of his properties.

According to The Sun, the Yeezy founder now owes $2,780.33 and $2,966.66 in property taxes for his $14 million Monster Lake Ranch in Cody, Wyoming.

The payments were expected to come in May, but the rapper skipped out on paying them and sold off the property for an undisclosed sum a few weeks later.

West's tax situation isn't surprising as the rapper has a history of owing millions in taxes to the IRS, per Business Insider.

The rapper once revealed that he owed the organization around $50 million and was about to be jailed for tax evasion.

"I'm talking about literally finding out that they were trying to put me in prison this morning," the rapper said on the "Timcast IRL" podcast back in November 2022. "But I found out — okay, so they froze, they put a $75 million hold on four of my accounts."

He added, "And then they said, you owe a lot of taxes. Took me like six hours to find out how much. A lot — was it — well, around $50 million."

At the time, the rapper blamed his debt on him not being "the most financially literate person on the planet." He also claimed that he inquired from his "different CFOs" if he had committed tax evasion by not paying his taxes.

West's mounting tax debts come amid mounting legal costs for some of the suits he is currently embroiled in.

In June, the rapper was sued by his former assistant, Lauren Pisciotta, who was fired from her role in his company in 2022.

She accused West of "breach of contract, sexual harassment, wrongful termination and a hostile work environment."

That same month, West was sued by a group of disgruntled Yeezy employees who allegedly worked on an app for him.

They accused him of "fostering a racist environment," forcing employees to work "insanely long hours" and refusing to pay their wages. The rapper also has ongoing suits filed by staff from his now-defunct Donda Academy.

According to a source, these suits might force West to spend "millions" on legal bills, further dwindling the rapper's wealth, per US Weekly.

West was previously reported to be worth $1 billion but lost a chunk of that wealth in the wake of backlash over anti-Semitic comments he made in 2022.