Bianca Censori goes braless in see-through top during shopping trip with Kanye and his kids

The duo were accompanied by two of Kanye’s kids – Saint, eight, and Psalm, five.

Ye, 47, dressed head to toe in black wearing a hoodie and Armani shades, while Bianca, 29, caught the eye in a plunging nude vest top and grey three-quarter length leggings, reports The Sun.

The Australian architect put her black hair back into a ponytail and wore large dangling earrings.

Kanye’s boys carried baskets around the low-key store and looked happy to be spending quality time with their famous dad.

The rap icon has recently performed two concerts in Asia, one at the Wuyuan River Sports Stadium, Hainan, China, and another at Goyang Stadium, Goyang-si, South Korea.

The huge setlists varied greatly at both shows, but were packed with hits including All Falls Down, Black Skinhead and I Am a God.

All four of Kanye’s children Saint, Psalm, North, 11, and Chicago, six, joined him on stage at the Korean gig.

They walked onto the stage holding hands for Kanye’s track Everybody and spent the duration of the song waving at the crowd and soaking up the electric atmosphere.

Bianca’s risque fashion choices have courted controversy for years.

She was recently pictured in Los Angeles without underwear in a see-through raincoat, while other daring wardrobe choices like a black leather leotard have left little to the imagination.

It comes after the US Sun exclusively reported that Kanye’s ex and the mother of his children, Kim Kardashian, is increasingly worried about their kids being around Bianca due to her revealing ensembles.

A source said that Kim feared that “it’s no longer a healthy environment” for her four children to be in and wants to sit down with Kanye and Bianca to discuss some “ground rules”.

Meanwhile an insider recently told OK! Magazine that Kanye is “forcing” Bianca to dress the way she does.

The source also claimed that Bianca is stuck in a “toxic marriage” with Kanye, who has been the centre of countless scandals in recent years.

This article originally appeared in The Sun and was reproduced with permission.