Bianca Censori’s ‘private’ mom has ‘nothing to say’ after daughter’s shocking Grammys debut

Bianca Censori’s mom, Alexandra Censori, had “nothing to say” after her daughter wore nothing but a see-through dress to the Grammys 2025.

“We are just normal people, living our own lives as privately as we can,” she told the Daily Mail after being asked about the risqué stunt on Wednesday.

“I have nothing to say about Bianca, thank you.”

The outlet caught Alexandra, who was dressed in pricey sunglasses and carried a Hermès Birkin handbag, as she made her way to her Mercedes.

Daily Mail reported that Bianca’s father, Leo Censori, had already left for work in his truck, leaving his wife and daughter Angelina Censori to deal with the media questions.

While Alexandra refused to comment on her daughter’s risqué look, Angelina seemed to support her big sister.

On Sunday, Angelina reshared a video via Instagram Stories showing Bianca taking off her fur coat to expose her body while standing next to Kanye West on the red carpet.

She also reposted a snap of the former Yeezy employee, 30, throwing her fur off as she turned her back to the photographers.

Additionally, Angelina commented on the “Donda” emcee’s since-deleted post from the outing with a fire emoji.

Bianca made headlines when she and Ye, 47, made their red carpet debut as a couple at the Grammys in Los Angeles.

The Australian model — who wed West in December 2022 — paired her see-through dress with clear heels while wearing her hair in a slicked-back bun.

Though rumors surfaced that the couple was kicked out of music’s biggest night due to her outfit — or lack thereof — a source told Page Six they left on their own accord.

Bianca will not face any legal consequences for her shocking outfit since it happened during a private event, a lawyer told Page Six.

“While Ms. Censori’s outfit undoubtedly pushed the envelope, a charge of indecent exposure in California requires willful public exposure of one’s genitals with the specific intent to offend or sexually arouse,” LA-based lawyer Andrea Oguntula explained.

“It’s theoretically possible but unlikely she’ll face any criminal prosecution for this incident.”