‘The View’ Host Worried for Kanye’s Naked Wife: ‘Hope She’s OK’

Widespread concern has spread for Kanye West’s wife Bianca Censori after she attended yesterday’s Grammy red carpet completely naked.

The View host Alyssa Farah Griffin shared those worries on the show, saying that she did not want to see West on the red carpets “anymore” after the stunt.

“I hope that his partner is OK,” Griffin said. “That whole thing was very uncomfortable for most women and I don’t want to see it or hear from it any further.”

Griffin’s sentiment spanned across social media, where users made concerned posts for the star.

Gasps were heard as Censori dropped her black fur coat at the Grammy’s red carpet on Sunday, remaining emotionless as West, who in recent years has opted to go by Ye, stood beside her.

Censori’s stunt shocked viewers, and was one of the most talked-about events of the night, but many questioned if West’s influence had any impact on the move.

It’s not the first time he’s been accused of being controlling—the rapper has been accused of micromanaging ex Julia Fox’s clothing choices while the two dated.

“He appoints a team to work on my wardrobe,” Fox wrote in her memoir, Down the Drain. “I immediately think of an episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians where he did the same thing for his estranged wife in their early stages of dating. This is all so surreal.”

She refers to West as “the artist” in her book, and says that she felt like a “show monkey.”

“I watch powerless as my life shrinks to fit inside cardboard boxes. The new clothes he got me won’t fit inside my small place.”

Social media users said that while on the red carpet baring all, Censori looked “sad,” and “not comfortable at all.”

“I’m quite concerned for her,” wrote one user on X. “I just have this bad gut feeling.”

“It’s like everyone has this feeling that something is horribly wrong but no one does anything against it,” commented another.

Even former host of The View Meghan McCain called West a “vile pig” after the appearance.

“I just want and have wanted for years—for Kanye West to leave us all the hell alone," she tweeted after the show, later deleting the post. “He’s a repugnant, vile piece of garbage and his wife looks like a victim and a hostage.”

In a statement to Entertainment Weekly after deleting the post, McCain said it was “an accident and she thinks he’s a vile pig.”