Bianca Censori and Kanye West were ‘arguing’ before Grammys red carpet because she ‘wasn’t on board’ with naked stunt

BIANCA Censori and Kanye West appeared to argue before her infamous nearly-nude appearance on the Grammys red carpet, The U.S. Sun can report.

According to actress and social media star Riley Mae Lewis, who was stood feet away from the couple at last week's music awards show, Kanye West and Bianca's relationship looked strained.

Riley, who attended the 67th Grammy Awards on February 2, told The U.S. Sun she believed the pair may even have been arguing before their stunt - in which Bianca dropped her fur coat to the ground and revealed her nearly naked body.

She said the couple had a weird "energy" around them - and other red carpet goers noticed it too.

Riley claimed Kanye even attempted to flirt with her while he was stood next to his disrobed wife.

“I thought they might’ve been arguing or something," she said.

"She didn't look like was fully onboard with the scandal he wanted to create on the carpet.

“The energy between the two seemed off, and a lot of people on the carpet thought the exact same thing.

"It makes me concerned for what their relationship is like behind the scenes.

“When I saw him, he kind of gave me a flirty look even though Bianca was right next to him... the whole situation was weird.

“Bianca did not look like she wanted to be there, and Kanye looked like he was loving the attention, knowing the publicity it would later bring him.

“Now seeing everything that is going on with Kanye’s wild rants, it makes sense, possibly this is what led to the downfall of Kanye on Twitter.

“This all was definitely planned, no doubt."

It comes after Kanye went on a vile anti-Semitic rampage on X, claiming he was a Nazi and loved Hitler.

He then declared he has "dominion" over his wife as he boasted about her Grammys look and called for his Sean 'Diddy' Combs, who is in jail on sex trafficking charges, to be freed.

The rapper spent hours posting twisted messages on the platform posting deranged messages such as "Hitler was sooooooo fresh" and "I'm a Nazi."

He even shared a sickening swatika t-shirt and called it his greatest "work of art".

The Twitter rampage outraged people around the world with fans rushing to cancel their Yeezy orders and boycott his upcoming album.

Jewish tech tycoon Daniel Starr offered up $2 million for five minutes in a boxing ring with the shamed hip hop star telling The U.S. Sun he was "a disgrace to humanity".

Friends star David Schwimmer called it "ignorant bile" and urged X boss Elon Musk to intervene.

On Sunday night, Elon slapped a NSFW warning on the account, which has now been deactivated.

Musk said in a post: "Given what he has posted, his account is now classified as NSFW. You should not be seeing that anymore."

Riley, who has a combined 7 million followers across her different platforms, says Kanye could lose out on millions as a result.

“Twitter has always been one of Kanye’s primary platforms for controversy... he’s essentially cutting off a direct line to his most vocal and loyal supporters," she said.

“As someone who has over 7 millions followers across social media, I know how much Twitter plays a role in engagement. 30% of most celebs social media income from monetization and brand deals comes from Twitter.

"He could possibly lose out on millions, given that he just launched his new Yeezy commercial at the Super Bowl, and now won't be using Twitter.

"Given Kanye’s history of unpredictable behavior online, stepping away from Twitter is the right thing for him to do inadvertently though - no one wants to hear the racist stuff that comes out his mouth."

The U.S. Sun reached out to a rep for Kanye for comment.