Bianca Censori was accidentally spotted having dinner with her parents at a restaurant in Melbourne without her husband Kanye West when she returned to Australia after her family expressed concerns that the rapper would ‘drag’ her into adult films

Back in Australia, Bianca Censori has been sighted. The Australian beauty was spotted having lunch with her parents on Saturday at the hip Mario’s Café in Fitzroy, Melbourne.

The 29-year-old appeared to be traveling alone to Australia; she was not with her 46-year-old American rapper husband, Kanye West. Bianca had sneaked into the nation to spend some time with her family, and she was enjoying a bowl of pasta carbonara.

Bianca, who typically dresses sexily, “blended in with the lunch crowd” while sporting a khaki Miu Miu sweater dress, according to the Herald Sun.

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