KANYE West has exposed his fully naked butt while providing assistance to his wife Bianca on a Venice canal river taxi in Italy.
Australian architect Bianca has been the one making waves with her daring outfits while the Chicago rapper has opted to cover up.
Kanye, 46, suffered a major wardrobe malfunction, exposing his bare butt on a boat in Venice, Italy on Tuesday, while taking a water taxi with his wife, Bianca, and a female friend.
The father of four was seen sitting on a raised side of the boat while his wife and her gal pal sat down below.
Kanye had on a black blazer and gray pants.
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He covered his face with a dark-colored scarf.
It appears that his butt was exposed accidentally during the ride through a slit in the back of the jacket he was wearing.
At one point, Kanye leaned down toward the cabin below where Bianca was, revealing his entire rear end.
The Grammy-winner has been covering up in a major way during his time in Italy, regularly stepping out in dark clothes with coverings on his head.
Bianca, meanwhile, has been seen on several occasions in spandex outfits that gave the illusion that she was naked.
Several tops she's been photographed in have completely exposed her breasts, leading to backlash from locals who believe her fashion choices are "indecent."
On this occasion, however, Bianca opted for full coverage.
She ditched the skin-colored tights and sheer tops in favor of a black distressed jacket with buttons all down the front.
The piece hung well past her knees and covered her arms, chest, and more.
It's unclear what, if anything, she was wearing underneath.
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She had on a light-colored pair of high heels.
Bianca also stepped out without a covering on her head, styling her short brown hair in a sleek style with a part down one side.
BARING IT ALL
Bianca has been pictured in several iterations of the same outfit during her stay in Italy.
On August 27, she stepped out alongside Kanye in a sheer skin-colored top that showed her breasts.
She paired it with skin-colored tights with a visible seam up the middle.
Bianca also had on a white pair of high heels – seemingly the same ones she's been seen wearing on several occasions.
The Jesus Walks rapper was seen by her side in a baggy black T-shirt and loose-fitting black pants.
He had no shoes on his feet – not even the sock-style shoes he's been seen wearing lately.
He also appeared to be holding a champagne bottle in his hand.
The couple confidently strolled through the streets of Italy, though Bianca occasionally appeared to cover her breasts with her hands.
BARE BACKLASH
This isn't the first time Kanye's wife, whom he married in January, has been seen in such an outfit.
She has repeatedly been spotted in sheer ensembles, exposing her breasts, butt, and more during her stay in Italy.
In fact, she's been facing major backlash over her outfit choices.
Critics have accused Bianca of "dressing indecently" while visiting the country.
One commented on a fan account: "Exhibitionism and nothing else for me, I don't see anything genuine."
Another wrote: "What a shame what bad taste."
A third commented: "A sense of decorum and dignity has been lost...beauty is being dressed not dressing indecently."
Some have even gone as far as calling for Bianca to be fined for public indecency over her revealing outfits.
Several people have noted that Italy is a more conservative country than the United States, urging authorities to fine Bianca over her fashion choices.
In Italy, acts "contrary to public decency," like indecent dress, carry large fines ranging from $5,000 to $10,848.
One hater wrote online: It's surprising she hasn't been arrested. Italy is much more conservative, in this cast rightly so!"
A second wrote: "I hope Italy kicks them both out of the country. They don't need this pair polluting it."
A third commented: "Completely disrespectful to a conservative catholic culture the Italians should have kicked them out."
