Bianca Censori Takes Major Fashion Risk As She Meets Up With Kanye West In Spain

Bianca Censori turned heads in Spain with a bold new look as she reunited with her husband, Kanye West.

Although the rapper hinted at a split between him and his wife in a song, the pair continues to make appearances together.

Their latest outing comes as controversy deepens with Kanye West's antisemitic song "Heil Hitler," which has gone viral on X and Reddit.

Censori set tongues wagging in Spain with a daring leather ensemble that left little to the imagination.

The 30-year-old Australian model and wife of Kanye West, 47, flaunted her curves in a barely-there thong bodysuit paired with striking thigh-high PVC boots.

Photos shared by fans captured the sultry moment as Bianca walked up to West, who was dressed in white pants, a loose black jacket, and a green cap. At one point, she straddled him while he rested a hand on her exposed backside, in a provocative pose.

Complementing her risque outfit, the Yeezy architect debuted a more voluminous hairstyle, departing from her usual slicked-back look.

Also spotted was her sister, Angelina, who wore a similarly revealing outfit, lace pants, and a halterneck bra top, mirroring Bianca's past pixie-cut style. With her hair tied in a small ponytail, Angelina adjusted her top as they stood before a vivid red backdrop surrounded by crew and photographers.

See the jaw-dropping photos here.

Bianca and West made headlines earlier this year with a jaw-dropping appearance at the Grammys that quickly sparked controversy.

Arriving arm-in-arm, the couple caused a stir when Bianca removed a dramatic black fur coat on the red carpet, revealing what appeared to be her completely nude body beneath.

Stunned onlookers and paparazzi audibly reacted as the Australian model turned to showcase her bare backside before facing the cameras head-on. The only item covering her was a thin, sheer mesh fabric that left little to the imagination.

Following the shocking Grammys appearance, reports surfaced that the controversial couple had been living separately, with the "Runaway" rapper reportedly residing at the Four Seasons in Los Angeles, while Bianca remained at their lavish $35 million home in Beverly Hills.

West appeared to have confirmed his split from Bianca in a new track named after her, further fueling long-standing rumors about trouble in their relationship.

In the emotionally charged song, he raps: "My baby she ran away/ But first she tried to get me committed/ Not going to the hospital 'cause I am not sick, I just do not get it."

Despite speculation about a breakup, West and Bianca have continued to make public appearances together, suggesting their relationship is still going strong.

Meanwhile, West has sparked outrage again after releasing a song titled "Heil Hitler," which promotes antisemitic rhetoric and has gone viral on X, formerly known as Twitter.

The track, alongside another song called "WW3," was uploaded to the platform on Thursday and has already racked up more than 8 million views.

The video, which includes disturbing praise of Adolf Hitler, was widely shared by right-wing figures and users across the platform. Some clips even paired the track with historic Nazi footage.

While Spotify and SoundCloud reportedly moved to take the content down, West's original posts remain live on X.

Multiple versions of the controversial tracks were also circulated on Reddit, particularly in subreddits focused on West and hip-hop culture.

In response, a Reddit spokesperson told NBC News that the platform is taking action to remove the content.

"Hate and antisemitism have absolutely no place on Reddit," they said. "We have strict rules against hateful content… In line with our sitewide rules, we are removing the song and any celebration of its message."

In the comments on X, many users voiced strong support for West and the track.

One fan called it "The greatest protest song against Israel, corrupt American politicians, the corporatization of rap music by Zionist entities, and all slaves who adhere to the status quo."

They added: "This is punk rock in the 80s. It's a new dawn for hip hop."

Another admitted, "I hate him because SONICALLY this is good."

Still, some observers were critical of the rapper's new song and recent behavior. "This is the most obvious cry for attention that has ever been produced, ever," one user said, adding that "people are taking the bait."

A second person wrote on  X: "Freedom of speech? Yes. Should [it] be normalized? No."