KANYE West has landed in Russia for a bizarre and unannounced visit amid rumours the controversial rapper may put on a surprise show.
Ye and Russia’s tyrant president Vladimir Putin have been touted to meet for some years now with fears growing the pair could sit down in the coming days.
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Kanye is said to have stepped foot in Moscow earlier today, report Russian state media.
His arrival is a shock to many after most Western stars abandoned Moscow since the start of Russia’s illegal war against Ukraine.
Famous Russian producer Yana Rudkovskaya revealed his arrival, saying: “Kanye West is already in Moscow! This is super news!
“Staying in the very heart of the capital! Fingers crossed for the show at Luzhniki! [stadium].”
Rudkovskaya has been at the heart of the rumours since May when she announced: “He will indeed come to Russia, but in the autumn, not in the summer.”
Putin’s prudish pals have previously fumed over letting the “rapper and his naked woman” into Mosocw.
A fierce row erupted in May after reports claimed Kanye may perform a gig at the Luzhniki stadium with his controversial wife Bianca Censori by his side.
Vlad’s moral guardian Ekaterina Mizulina, 39, slammed the idea of Ye stepping foot in her country.
Not only did the Putin crony brutally blast the rap icon but she also went after his often unconventionally dressed wife Bianca Censori.
Mizulina lambasted the couple saying: “We don’t need any Kanye West with his naked woman.
“We have enough of our own ‘naked’ parties.”
Censori has already made herself enemies across the globe since arriving onto the scene as West’s secret wife in 2022.
The 29-year-old Australian architectural designer worked for Kanye’s Yeezy brand before they started to date straight after his very public divorce to Kim Kardashian.
But she has since become known for her unconventional and skimpy outfit choices.
Censori has been seen walking bare footed through a casino, wearing only a pillow and even just a see through raincoat as she continues to make headlines for her raunchy looks.
As well as shunning Censori, Mizulina also referenced Russia’s recent naked party endemic where Putin has launched a crackdown on debauchery.
VLAD’S DEBAUCHERY CRACKDOWN
PUTIN has continued to exercise his power and control over Russian citizens by cracking the whip on lewd and raunchy behaviour.
One of the biggest clean-up operations saw Putin’s men hunt down Ukrainian OnlyFans star Lolita Bogdanova after she recorded herself flashing in Moscow’s Red Square.
Russian streamer Polina Murugina, 24, also made a grave mistake when posing naked next to a church in Russia and uploading the photo to social media.
The influencer was threatened with jail for “insulting the religious feelings of believers” and faced a fine of up to £3,000 for violating the new indecency law.
Alena Agafonova, 23, also landed herself in hot water after she posted a video beneath The Motherland Calls monument in Volgograd, southwest Russia.
After uploading a video of her tickling the famous war statue’s right breast to Instagram she went into hiding in Sri Lanka.
Maxim Tesli, frontman of Russia’s Puppies band, was seen wearing just a sock on his manhood while performing in a club gig in St Petersburg earlier this year.
The sock eventually fell during his performance – leaving the post-punk singer completely naked.
He was apparently supporting rapper Vacio who also attended an elite Russian sordid bash wearing just a sock on his manhood.
Influencer couple Ruslan Bobiev, from Tajikistan, and his girlfriend Anastasia Chistova were then sentenced to 10 months in October 2021 after staging an X-rated photoshoot in Moscow.
The pair caused outrage after a photo appeared with Anastasia wearing a police jacket and simulating a sex act as she crouched in front of Ruslev close to St Basil’s Cathedral.
As influencers Vlada Alchaeva, 24, and her friend Vika, 19 were detained by cops for “promoting homosexuality” by sharing a kiss.
The pair filmed their quick smooch and uploaded it to social media but due to Russia’s strict homophobic laws, it meant they were punished for their actions.
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