Bianca Censori 'won't be prosecuted' for nude dress at Grammys after being branded 'indecent'

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Bianca Censori, who turned heads with her completely see-through dress at the 2025 Grammy Awards, will reportedly not face any legal repercussions.

TMZ reported on Monday that sources from the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed no formal complaints were made about Kanye West's wife's daring outfit - or lack thereof - by anyone present at the Crypto.com Arena on Sunday evening.The sources also pointed out that the annual awards show is a private event. "While Ms.

Censori's outfit undoubtedly pushed the envelope, a charge of indecent exposure in California requires wilful public exposure of one's genitals with the specific intent to offend or sexually arouse," LA-based lawyer Andrea Oguntula told Page Six."It's theoretically possible but unlikely she'll face any criminal prosecution for this incident," Oguntula added, noting it is down to the district attorney's office to make that decision.

Bianca's nude stunt could have landed her in trouble with the law, reports the Mirror.Under California Penal Code 314(1), indecent exposure is defined as a person "exposing his or her naked body or genitals in front of anyone who could be annoyed or offended by it." The law stipulates that for an act to be considered criminal, it must be both "willful and lewd" A person can be convicted of this offence if they "intentionally expose your genitals or naked body; expose yourself in front of someone who might be offended or annoyed by it; intend to direct attention to yourself; and intend to sexually gratify yourself or offend someone else when you do it."Kanye and Bianca certainly grabbed the limelight at the Grammys, with Bianca causing a stir in her risqué sheer mesh dress.