Kanye West’s wife Bianca Censori headed to the mall in yet another explicit outfit on Monday.

The couple were spotted at The Grove in Los Angeles, and she certainly turned heads with her outrageous and very revealing look. 

The rapper, 46, was spotted pulling down the 29-year-old model’s see-through, neon green tights, which she wore as pants and paired with a tiny, light beige tube top.

She sported a pair of black, pointed-toe pumps and nothing else to complete her risqué ensemble.

They held hands as they entered a building, and as they were looking at a directory, West put on a bold display of affection and was seen rubbing her backside.

Their outing comes after Censori stepped out in one of her most daring outfits yet, which was literally hanging on by a thread.

And just like the night before, she rocked her jet black bob in her signature hairstyle as of late — a slicked-back bun.

Censori also appeared to be sporting a minimal makeup look featuring full and dark eyelashes as well as a mauve pink lip. 

At her side, the 24-time Grammy winner wore an all-black outfit featuring a cozy hoodie and balloon pants.

He also wore his baggy pants very low and revealed his backside in boxer briefs.

To complete his look, he sported a pair of chunky, black sneakers.

After having a business meeting, the couple were also seen exiting the building with West opening the door for his wife and holding her hand.

They took a break and headed to The Cheesecake Factory at The Grove, where onlookers were seen taking ogling and taking photos of West and his scantily-clad wife. 

Censori had notably changed out her shoes for a pair of white sandal heels. 

The night before, he wore similar or identical pants and shoes as he stepped out with Censori in Los Angeles. 

His wife put on a daring display and nearly risked a wardrobe malfunction in a sheer, black jumpsuit with ultra-thin and nearly invisible straps.

This comes after DailyMail.com exclusively revealed that West had been working to ‘turn things around’ with Censori’s mother.

Last week, she was seen with her daughter after she reportedly flew out from their native Australia to ‘save’ her daughter over fears she was being controlled, according to sources close to the family.

Censori’s families have frequently expressed their concerns since she tied the knot with West in December 2022. 

Some of her loved ones have even reportedly staged an intervention with Censori over West’s alleged ‘controlling ways’.

Recently, insiders claimed that Censori’s father is reportedly keen on confronting the rapper for putting his daughter in X-rated clothing. 

Sources claim that he is fearful that West is isolating Censori from her family and turning his beloved daughter into a ‘trashy-looking marketable commodity’ with the shockingly risqué and half-naked looks.

A teenager pulled a gun during a fight on a busy Florida beach earlier this week, before running through a crowd with the weapon and fleeing into the ocean.

Felixander Solis-Guzman, 16, was arrested Thursday by Volusia County Sheriff’s Office deputies after the incident in New Smyrna Beach.

Shocking footage shows Solis-Guzman fighting with four individuals on the busy beach before pulling out a firearm.

Agency officers had been on the beach at the time of the incident and gave chase when Solis-Guzman dispersed the partygoers, with one shouting, “He’s got a gun!”

The officer who recorded the incident can be seen running after the teen with his gun raised, yelling at the teen, “Okay, motherfucker, drop the damn gun.”

Solis-Guzman continues to flee the scene with officers hot on his heels and begins running towards the ocean.

Five officers can be seen with guns drawn pointing at Solis-Guzman as he stands in the water at the edge of the beach.

Solis-Guzman begins to obey the officers after several minutes and drops the gun and a bag in the water before surrendering.

As officers bring him in, large crowds of spring breakers can be seen watching the events unfold.

Officers recovered the firearm and the bag from the water, which contained twenty small plastic bags of marijuana.

The teen was charged with three counts of aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, possession of a firearm by a person under 18 years of age, improper exhibition of a firearm, committing a second-degree felony with a weapon, resisting a law enforcement officer, 2 counts of tampering with evidence and selling marijuana.

In addition to his charges, he was also arrested on seven active warrants out of Orange County, including robbery with a firearm and probation violation.

He was taken to the Volusia Family Resource Center for treatment before being transported to the Department of Juvenile Justice.

On Friday, the Florida State Attorney’s Office said they had filed adult charges against Solis-Guzman and he would be transferred to the Volusia County Jail.

State’s Attorney RJ Larizza said, “This 16-year-old brought drugs and a gun to Volusia County over spring break.

“He will now face adult charges and serious consequences for his reckless actions.” We welcome spring breakers, as long as they behave.”

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood added, “We don’t play around in Volusia County.

“Don’t let your child be the next to come here as a minor and end up facing a serious criminal as an adult.”

Groups of bikini-clad girls and jeering boys have flocked to Florida beaches as spring break began.

Some girls left little to the imagination and posed for photos in the ocean – presumably to make their friends stuck at home jealous of their tropical vacation.

Elsewhere, groups of half-dressed young people danced at daytime parties on beaches, in the backs of pickup trucks and on boats rented for the day.

As night fell on the beach, partygoers continued drinking late into the night as groups posed for photos outside bars and clubs.

During spring break last year, 488 arrests were made in Miami Beach, of which more than 230 were felonies, and more than 100 firearms were seized.

As a result, officials in Miami announced plans to implement stricter restrictions earlier this year.

City Commissioner Alex Fernandez, who urged Miami to announce this year’s spring break measures, sent an email to voters last weekend celebrating the quiet start to spring break.

In it, Fernandez wrote: ‘Don’t shoot. No stampede. No fatalities. What a difference.’ The city’s goal for weeks was to end Spring Break, which the New York Post said was a “failure.”

In a social media post whose headline used by the outlet was shared on social media, former Miami Mayor Philip Levine posted the headline with clapping hands emojis.

There was an increased police presence along the beach in Miami, with officers on bicycles, buggies and SUVs patrolling the area. Others were seen leading K-9s among sunbathers on the crowded sand.

In contrast, there was barely a patch of open sand to be found on some parts of Fort Lauderdale Beach, often called “Spring Break Central.”

Police and the mayor’s chief of staff in Fort Lauderdale said it had been a successful week with limited crime, as they looked ahead to a tougher challenge – with continued celebrations coinciding with St. Patrick’s Day.

Local police spokesperson Casey Liening told Fox News: “Our spring break crowds have been as expected so far this year, with this week being the busiest week we expect. We haven’t had any major problems or disturbances.’

Ahead of spring break, Mayor Dean Trantalis said there were designated areas where alcohol was allowed, as well as safety measures including date rape drug testing, rideshare options and Narcan.

During a press conference in early March, Trantalis said, “We want to make your spring break experience the best experience you’ve ever had.

‘Why? Because we want you to come back. We want you to come back next year. We want you to come back for years to come, and you might want to make Fort Lauderdale your home.”

The Princess of Wales is ‘doing well,’ as she recovers from abdominal surgery, Kensington Palace has said. 

Kate, 42, is recuperating at the family’s home in Adelaide Cottage in Windsor.
after undergoing surgery at the London Clinic last month.

She has today missed the memorial service for the late King Constantine of Greece at Windsor Castle, which is being hosted by the British royal family.

Her husband Prince William also pulled out of the service today at the last minute for ‘personal reasons’ and has called the Greek royal family to apologise.

No further detail was given on William’s absence, and it is not known if this relates to his wife Kate Middleton’s ongoing recovery.

King Charles also missed the service today, as he continues his treatment for cancer.

Instead, Queen Camilla instead led members of the Royal Family at the event.

Kate will not carry out official engagements until after Easter and could undertake any necessary work from her bed, with her return to public duties depending on medical advice closer to the time, MailOnline understands.

Earlier this month, The Daily Mail exclusively revealed that Kate joined Prince William and their three children for a half-term holiday to the Sandringham estate in Norfolk.

‘Catherine is recovering well,’ a friend told Diary editor Richard Eden. 

‘She was looking forward to a change of scene and will be able to take it easy in Norfolk while the children let off steam with William.’

As news that Kate had been discharged emerged, a Kensington Palace spokesman said: ‘The Princess of Wales has returned home to Windsor to continue her recovery from surgery. She is making good progress.

‘The Prince and Princess wish to say a huge thank you to the entire team at The London Clinic, especially the dedicated nursing staff, for the care they have provided.

‘The Wales family continues to be grateful for the well wishes they have received from around the world.’

Constantine II of Greece, who died in January 2023, was William’s godfather.

Kate was pictured with the King in 2012 during a reception at Windsor Castle.

Prince Andrew was present along with Sarah, Duchess of York and his daughters Princess Eugenie and Beatrice because it was deemed a personal family event.

It is also understood that the Duke of York was attending the service as a member of the British Royal Family and had been invited by the Greek Royal Family.

As for Charles, he was at Windsor Castle earlier in the day but left before the service began – with the reception afterwards set to be hosted by Camilla.

Today’s service at St George’s Chapel was held in honour of the King’s close friend and second cousin Constantine II, the former ruler and last king of Greece.

Andrew led family members including Zara and Mike Tindall who arrived at the chapel by coach.

The final member of the British royal family to arrive was Camilla, who was driven down from the castle to the 15th century chapel.

She was warmly greeted by the Dean of Windsor, the Right Rev Christopher Cocksworth, at the Galilee Porch.

As for Charles, he was at Windsor Castle earlier in the day but left before the service began – with the reception afterwards set to be hosted by Camilla.

Today’s service at St George’s Chapel was held in honour of the King’s close friend and second cousin Constantine II, the former ruler and last king of Greece.

The King missed the service as he continues treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer.

Charles, who has been staying at Windsor Castle, left the Berkshire residence at some point this morning.

Dozens of foreign royals travelled to Windsor to attend the service but the King is not expected to meet them privately.

Constantine’s eldest son Crown Prince Pavlos stepped in to give the reading in William’s place.

The King was close to his second cousin Constantine, who was a first cousin once removed and sailing partner of the late Duke of Edinburgh.

Constantine died aged 82, decades after being toppled from the throne in a military coup.

The King has reportedly sought spiritual advice from his friend Archimandrite Ephraim, Abbot of the Greek Orthodox Vatopedi monastery on Mount Athos. 

Abbot Ephraim is said to have told Greek media outlets: ‘Yes, he has been in contact since the diagnosis and I believe he’ll overcome it. Charles has a spiritual sophistication, a spiritual life.’

Charles, 75, who was diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer just over a fortnight ago, is not carrying out public duties while he has treatment.

Constantine was a first cousin once removed and sailing partner of the late Duke of Edinburgh, and died at the age of 82 in January last year, decades after being toppled from the throne in a military coup.

The King had a close friendship with Constantine, choosing him as a godfather for his son William, now the Prince of Wales.

The former king was also godfather to the daughter of Prince and Princess of Michael of Kent, Lady Gabriella Kingston.

Camilla and other family members will be joined by the late king’s widow Queen Anne-Marie, their eldest son, Crown Prince Pavlos and other members of the Greek royal family for the service in the nave of the 15th century chapel.

Charles was unable to attend Constantine’s funeral in Athens last year because of commitments which included meeting the president of Cyprus. The Princess Royal represented him at the service.

Constantine, who died in an Athens hospital, acceded to the throne at the age of 23 in 1964.

The young king, who had won Olympic gold in sailing, was initially hugely popular.

By the following year he had squandered much of that support with his active involvement in the machinations that brought down the popularly elected Centre Union government of prime minister George Papandreou.

The episode, still widely known in Greece as the ‘apostasy’ or defection from the ruling party of several politicians, destabilised the constitutional order and led to a military coup in 1967.

Constantine eventually clashed with the military rulers and was forced into exile.

The dictatorship abolished the monarchy in 1973 and a referendum after democracy was restored in 1974 dashed any hopes Constantine had of reigning again.

He lived in exile for many years in Hampstead Garden Suburb in north London, before returning to his home country in 2013.

 

The Prince of Wales has pulled out of a reading at a memorial service for his father’s second cousin King Constantine of Greece ‘for personal reasons’. 

Queen Camilla is set to lead the service for King Constantine of Greece at Windsor Castle – with the cancer-stricken monarch also absent. 

The service is expected to include many of the royal family alongside several of the ruling houses of Europe including the former King of Spain.

The Prince of Wales called the Greek royal family, who are attending the service, to let them know he was unable to attend.

The Mail understands that this was a last minute decision, and William was due to give a reading at the service. The Princess of Wales continues to be doing well, Kensington Palace have said.

The last King of Greece died on January 10 last year at the age of 82 after months of illness – more than 50 years after he was exiled in a military coup. 

The royal, the only son of King Paul and Queen Frederica, was nephew to the late Duke of Edinburgh and godfather to Prince William.

Prince Andrew was spotted arriving for the thanksgiving service alongside Sarah Ferguson. It is understood, the Duke of York is attending as a member of the British Royal Family and was invited by the Greek Royal Family.

His funeral was attended by Princess Anne, who was the late monarch’s second cousin, and her husband Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence. 

He became King of Greece in 1964 but was ousted from the throne when the monarchy was abolished in 1973. 

King Charles is not expected to attend his memorial in Windsor after drawing back from public life following his cancer diagnosis.

Charles’ profound sense of duty and strong work ethic has seen him continue working privately through treatment.

But the monarch was pictured carrying out royal duties for the first time last week as he carried out his first audience of the year with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

Camilla’s role in the service will see her again taking the reigns as she works to take the pressure off her husband.

Members of the Royal family have rallied around the King, with Prince William returning to duties after spending time caring for his wife Princess Kate.

In a separate health scare, the Princess of Wales had been admitted to The London Clinic for planned abdominal surgery, and she will not be able to perform any royal engagements until at least Easter.

Last month the Greek royal family put on a sombre display as they attended a memorial service to mark one year since the death of King Constantine.

He died ‘of a stroke’, local media reported, following several hospital admissions in the months before. 

High-profile royals, including Constantine’s son Crown Prince Pavlos and widow Queen Anne Marie, attended a private ceremony at the former summer palace of Tatoi, just outside Athens. 

His public funeral the year before was followed by a 29km procession to Tatoi Palace, where a separate private ceremony was held, before Constantine was laid to rest with other members of the Greek royal family. 

Dressed in black, Prince Pavlos, 56, led the way as they gathered together in unity in a service that saw the family placing traditional laurel wreaths on Constantine’s tomb.

The Greek royal family now mainly live in New York, but split their time between the Big Apple, London and Greece.

Following Constantine’s death last year, members of the public queued through the night to see him lying in state.

They then also attended the private burial ceremony at Tatoi, where she offered her condolences to Constantine’s sons, Pavlos and Nikolaos.

Also present at the Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral funeral service were Queen Letizia of Spain, King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands and King Philippe and Queen Mathilde of Belgium.

Prince William, 41, held an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle earlier this month before attending London’s Air Ambulance charity gala dinner later that evening.

Last week he attended the BAFTA awards and met with filmmakers and stars, as well as congratulating awards winners, before giving out more awards at a second investiture today.

Former Chancellor Sir Sajid Javid was also among those to be knighted by the Prince of Wales for his services to politics and public life, while Game of Thrones actress Emilia Clarke and her mother were handed MBEs for setting up a brain injury charity.

However William’s father is said to be supportive of him putting his own family first, and taking time out of engagements to look after his wife and children.

It is understood he visited his father at Sandringham for a half-term holiday along with Kate and their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

A source said: ‘The King adores Catherine and thinks she is doing a wonderful job. He understands that family comes first.’

Meanwhile the King was visited in London by Prince Harry, who cleared his diary to fly over from his California home in Montecito while leaving wife Meghan Markle and his two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lillibet, behind.

The Duke of Sussex, 39, flew to London on a commercial plane the day after the announcement, arriving at Clarence House in the afternoon.

He is then thought to have spent around 45 minutes with his father, seeing him for the first time since the late Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral.

Harry is not believed to have seen his brother, with the rift between Charles’ sons showing few signs of ever repairing.

The prince then stayed overnight in a hotel before flying home the next morning.

Meanwhile King Charles and Queen Camilla were driven straight from their meeting with Harry to Buckingham Palace, where they took a helicopter to their Sandringham estate.

Harry is expected to return to Britain in May for a service at St Paul’s Cathedral to mark the tenth anniversary of the Invictus Games.

In an interview with Good Morning America, Harry said he was pleased to have visited the UK to see his father.

When he acceded to the throne as Constantine II at the age of 23 in 1964, the youthful monarch, who had already achieved glory as an Olympic gold medalist in sailing, was hugely popular.

By the following year, he had squandered much of that support with his active involvement in the machinations that brought down the popularly elected Centre Union government of prime minister George Papandreou.

The episode, still widely known in Greece as the ‘apostasy’ or defection from the ruling party of several politicians, destabilised the constitutional order and led to a military coup in 1967.

Constantine eventually clashed with the military rulers and was forced into exile.

The dictatorship abolished the monarchy in 1973, while a referendum after democracy was restored in 1974 dashed any hopes Constantine had of reigning again.

Reduced in the following decades to only fleeting visits to Greece, which raised a political and media storm each time, he was able in his waning years to settle again in his home country, when opposing his presence no longer held currency as a badge of vigilant republicanism.

With minimal nostalgia for the monarchy in Greece, Constantine became a relatively uncontroversial figure from the past.

Constantine was born June 2, 1940 in Athens, to Prince Paul, younger brother to King George II and heir presumptive to the throne, and princess Federica of Hanover.

His older sister Sophia is the wife of former King Juan Carlos I of Spain.

Greek-born Prince Philip, the late Duke of Edinburgh and husband of the United Kingdom’s late Queen Elizabeth II, was an uncle.

The family, which had ruled in Greece from 1863 apart from a 12-year republican interlude between 1922-1935, was descended from Prince Christian, later Christian IX of Denmark, of the House of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glucksburg branch of the Danish ruling family.

Before Constantine’s first birthday, the royal family was forced to flee Greece during the German invasion in the Second World War, moving to Alexandria in Egypt, South Africa and back to Alexandria.

A MAJOR high street brand will pull the plug on one of its stores today – as locals mourn the “shock” closure.

Outdoor clothing retailer Trespass will today pull down the shutters on its outlet in Blackburn, Lancashire.

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The chain, which sells a variety of its own brand of jackets, clothing, socks, shoes, boots and outdoor equipment, closed some of its more than 300 stores last year.

Trespass had no plans to move staff to other nearby stores. This is reported by the Lancashire Telegraph.

Many customers have now taken to social media to share their disappointment with the decision.

“Oh no, I used to come here a lot,” said one user.

A second chimed in: “I'm just shocked.

“I can't believe how many store closures are happening in Lancashire.”

The company announced in July last year that it would close six branches.

More main street closures

Many retail chains will close their branches in 2024 and some will leave the shopping streets completely in 2023.

Rising costs and a lack of customers have made it difficult for even the largest retailers to survive.

Perhaps the biggest shock of last year was the bankruptcy of the popular discount chain Wilko.

It disappeared from the high street after no buyer was found to take over the entire company.

The Range purchased the Wilko brand name and website and has since opened three concept stores in Plymouth, Exeter and Luton.

Stationary chain Paperchase also went bankrupt in 2023, but has since resurfaced in certain Tesco branches.

Other retailers such as Boots, Poundland and Jack Wills all closed branches in 2023.

According to the British Retail Consortium, 6,000 stores have closed since 2018.

Even more changes are in store in 2024, as a number of major retailers look to shake up their portfolios.

Major retailers such as Boots, Costa Next and Sports Direct will close a number of locations.

We've got the full list of stores closing in 2024, including branches of Argos and WHSmith.

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Published: 11:16 EST, January 25, 2024 | Updated: 11:34 EST, January 25, 2024

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Published: 11:23 PM EST, January 3, 2024 | Updated: 00:12 EST, January 4, 2024

Mary Earps, Alex Scott and Rebecca Adlington led the stars at the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Awards at MediaCityUK in Salford on Tuesday.

Lionesses goalkeeper Mary, 30, looked sensational for the evening as she donned a black plunging dress with a sheer lace detail.

The footballer’s garment also featured a cut-out detail along the midriff, as she styled her locks in loose waves for the event.

Alex, 39, effortlessly turned heads as she arrived on the red carpet in an orange dress with long sleeves and a plunging neckline.

The dress also had a high slit at the legs, while the presenter boosted her figure with matching heels.

Former competitive swimmer Rebecca, 34, attended the event with her husband Andy Parsons after recently opening up about her heartbreaking miscarriage.

The athlete shared her miscarriage journey on Instagram through a montage of moments from the moment she discovered she was pregnant to the death of her baby Harper.

The couple looked in good spirits on the red carpet, with Rebecca arriving in a purple mini dress with a gold leaf print.

The former I’m A Celebrity star added height to her frame with a pair of heels and teamed them with a matching handbag.

Andy looked dapper in a brown velvet blazer which he teamed with a matching turtleneck sweater and black trousers.

Alex’s girlfriend Jess Glynne was also in attendance, but the private couple did not pose for photos together on the red carpet.

The singer opted for a black blazer and matching trousers for the awards ceremony, along with a pair of chunky boots.

Aimee Fuller looked glamorous in a red dress with long sleeves and a cutout along the midriff that highlighted her toned figure.

The snowboarder put on a leggy show in the garment, which also featured long sleeves and a turtleneck.

Aimee also wore a pair of animal print heels and styled her blonde locks in loose waves for the evening.

Terri Harper was also present at the event, along with her friend Gemma Harte.

The boxer wore a black off-shoulder dress with a high slit at the legs and paired it with matching heels.

Paula Radcliffe looked stunning in a black midi dress which she paired with matching heels.

The long-distance runner, who has won the London Maraton three times, completed her look with a matching handbag.

Meanwhile, Stuart Broad put on a loving show with his wife Mollie King, who looked stunning in a white off-the-shoulder dress.

The Saturday singer’s outfit featured a layered asymmetrical neckline, while she wore her blonde locks in an updo.

Retired cricketer Stuart kept it simple and opted for a classic black suit for the ceremony.

Holly Hamilton looked radiant as ever as she donned a dark green off-the-shoulder dress with a sweetheart neckline.

The TV presenter cinched her waist with a silver belt and complimented her outfit with a gold handbag.

Jill Scott turned heads in a sheer long-sleeved top that she paired with baby blue pants and matching heels.

The Lionesses star arrived with fellow footballer Jen Beattie in a black blazer and matching trousers.

Beth Tweddle wore a black floral print mini dress as she posed alongside her husband Andy Allen on the red carpet.

Elsewhere, Tommy Fury looked suave in a black pinstripe suit which he teamed with matching shoes and a light blue shirt.

The winner of the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award will be announced tonight.

Mary Earps is the frontrunner to be crowned BBC Sports Personality of the Year after being shortlisted from six.

The England goalkeeper, 30, is the odds-on bookmakers’ favorite to become the second Lioness in a row to lift the coveted award following Beth Mead’s win last year.

The footballer is known as Mary Queen of Stops and will face competition from Ashes hero Stuart Broad and world heptathlon champion Katarina Johnson-Thompson.

Veteran jockey Frankie Dettori, Europe’s Ryder Cup talisman Rory McIlroy and wheelchair tennis number 1 Alfie Hewett have also been nominated for the prestigious award.

The athlete who tops the public vote tonight will become SPOTY’s 70th winner.