Kim Kardashian has made her stance clear on the ongoing drama surrounding her ex-husband Ye, formerly Kanye West, and his new spouse, Bianca Censori.
The 47-year-old rapper and his 30-year-old wife caused global outrage this past weekend when the latter left nothing to the imagination on the Grammys red carpet as she posed naked wearing only a sheer, see-through dress.
The stunt sparked widespread outrage from critics, with many branding the display "disturbing", "disrespectful", and even "illegal" due to the nature of Censori's ensemble.
In the days after the stunt, West and Censori continued to dominate headlines, with the Through the Wire hitmaker appearing to revel in the attention his wife was receiving.
He even took to Instagram to boast about the online search traffic Censori received over the Grammys, gloating that his wife was the "most Googled woman on the planet called Earth".
Amid the scandal, however, Kardashian returned to social media but sent a clear message that she had no time to get involved in her ex-husband's controversial antics.
Kanye West and Bianca Censori shocked the world with their Grammys outings
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Instead, Kardashian snubbed mentioning her ex or addressing the saga involving the father of her four children as she celebrated a meaningful occasion elsewhere in Los Angeles.
Sharing a series of images from a lavish gala on Instagram, Kardashian penned in her first post since West's Grammys outing: "I had the pleasure of attending @15PercentPledge’s Annual Gala.
"It’s an incredible organization supporting Black-owned businesses and entrepreneurs, ensuring they have the resources and support they need to grow and thrive.
"A portion of the proceeds from the weekend went to support businesses impacted in Altadena. @emmagrede @aurorajames," Kardashian signed off.
While The Kardashians star may have avoided mentioning Censori's "naked" performance on the red carpet, several of her 358 million followers couldn't resist mocking the saga.
"See how she's not naked? That's very modest but sexy? Not literally naked? That's why we love her," one fan commented.
One of the gala's hosts also weighed in as she penned: "Thank you for coming, supporting and also completely nailing the dress code. Your presence and support mean a lot."
And another also took aim at Censori and West: "When you are here and your ex is doing what he’s doing. The ultimate upgrade. Get it queen!" (sic)
Kardashian isn't the only person with close ties to Censori and West who is hoping to steer clear of the controversy.
Speaking to Daily Mail Australia, Censori's mother Alexandra outlined her pleas to be left out of the row.
"We are just normal people, living our own lives as privately as we can," she told reporters. "I have nothing to say about Bianca, thank you."
However, one person who doesn't appear to mind the attention is Censori's sister Angelina, who seemed to endorse the daring red carpet decision as she reposted a clip of the outfit's reveal on the red carpet onto her own Instagram page.
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She also commented with a fire emoji on West's now-deleted Instagram post about the incident, where he had written: "Custom Couture Grammy dress for the most beautiful ever. My love, my best friend and my wife."
Following the Grammys red carpet, a producer for the awards did speak out to clarify the show's stance on its "dress code".
Meanwhile, a lip reader has since claimed West appeared to orchestrate the infamous moment, supposedly telling his wife: "Make a scene, I'll say it'll make so much sense."
According to the lip reader, West then instructed: "Drop it behind you and then turn. I got you."
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