Kanye West’s Wife Bianca Censori Nearly Spills Out of Her Tight Corset for Rapper’s Six Figure Lavish Masquerade-Themed Birthday Party: Photos

Kanye West and his wife Bianca Censori celebrated his 49th birthday in style together during a masquerade-themed party at the Château de Versailles in France recently.

The rapper, whose birthday is on June 8, and the Australian architect, 31, hosted more than 20 of their closest friends for the bash and reportedly spent an eye-watering $400,000 on the festivities.

Censori donned a skimpy ivory-colored corset for festivities, as well as a very large feathery headpiece that covered much of her face.

Her ensemble also featured a long ruffled satin skirt that was able to be removed at certain times during the party.

West donned an all-black leather look, which consisted of heavy boots, a military jacket and a dark mask.

The guests then kept the event going at the Airelles hotel that stood nearby. Other partygoers also rocked lavish garments and intricate masks to commemorate the "Heartless" singer's special day.

Censori took to her Instagram Stories to send her man good wishes on his special day earlier this month.

“Happy birthday @ye. I Iove you more than life,” she captioned a photo, also adding West is her “ride or die 4ever” in another post.

West's antisemitic statements have caused controversy in the past few years, and most recently came back to light amid his concert performances.

The father of four's shows at Florida's Raymond James Stadium led to Senator Rick Scott launching a petition on June 3 to ask the Tampa Sports Authority to cancel West's upcoming dates.

"Kanye West is an admitted and prolific antisemite who has slandered Jews, praised Adolf Hitler, called himself a Nazi and sold swastika merchandise on his website — among his numerous other antisemitic remarks and actions. Florida — and especially the Tampa Bay area — has a large Jewish population," Scott said, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

"Forcing them to support these concerts through their tax dollars is a complete slap in the face to the Jews in Florida and across the country and world," he went on.

West's show ultimately went ahead on June 26, as well as another concert scheduled for June 28.

The Grammy winner previously performed at his stage shows earlier this year, including at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, as well as the Gelredome stadium in the Netherlands.

Last month, Italian officials canceled his planned July event at the RFC Arena in Reggio Emilia due to security concerns and objections from the Jewish community.