Kanye West and Wife’s Controversial Behavior Lead to Lifetime Ban from Venice Boat Company

In a shocking turn of events, Kanye West and his wife’s recent behavior have led to a lifetime ban from a prominent Venetian boat company. The incident, which occurred during their visit to Italy, created quite a buzz in the media and among locals.

Last week, the celebrity couple, known for their extravagant antics, found themselves at the center of controversy when Kanye West experienced an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction while aboard a water taxi navigating Venice’s historic canals. His companion on this water voyage was Bianca Censori.

The incident was captured by onlookers and quickly went viral, with photos and videos showing the rap superstar’s exposed buttocks due to his jacket and pants appearing to have slipped below his waist. Adding fuel to the fire of public outrage was the sight of Kanye West holding his wife’s head close to his lap, sparking speculation that their actions bordered on a public display of intimacy.

According to a report from Daily Mail Australia, this incident has resulted in Kanye West and Bianca Censori facing the consequences of their behavior, as Venezia Turismo Motoscafi has imposed a lifetime ban on them, declaring that they are “no longer welcome” aboard their boats.

A spokesperson for the boat company addressed the incident in a statement issued on Monday, September 4, stating, “On board, the driver had to keep a lookout for traffic and did not see these obscenities,” a spokesperson for the company said in a statement on Monday (September 4). “If this had happened, he would have immediately disembarked and reported the transgressors to those in authority.”

The statement also highlighted the presence of a third individual on the boat, who was accompanying Mr. and Mrs. West. This person’s position obstructed the captain’s view towards the stern of the boat, further complicating the situation. Consequently, the spokesperson made it clear that Kanye West and his wife would no longer be permitted to board any of their company’s boats.