Kanye West asks Kim Kardashian to stop wearing revealing dresses as it 'affects him' as a Christian

Kanye West has spoken out against his wife, Kim Kardashian, for wearing revealing dresses in public, saying that the way she presents herself in public negatively affects him as a born again Christian.

The celebrity couple quarreled on a recent episode of their show, "Keeping Up With The Kardashians", after West spoke out against Kardashian's decision to wear revealing clothes in public. However, she responded that she was on a different path to him.

The debate was sparked by Kardashian's decision to wear a tight-fitting Thierry Mugler dress to the 2019 Met Gala Ball. The designer dress had been made in skin colour to give the impression that she was naked with water dripping down her body.

West said to his wife: "I just went through this transition from being a rapper, looking at all these girls and looking at my wife, like, 'Oh, my girl needs to be just like the other girls showing her body off'.

"I didn't realize that that was affecting my soul and my spirit as someone that's married and the father of now ... about to be four kids. A corset is a form of underwear. It's hot. For who, though?"

West has famously been hosting weekly Sunday Service events throughout the year, which have attracted thousands of attendants. The events feature gospel music by West and his band, and more recently, sermons have also been introduced.

Kardashian responded to her husband: "You're giving me really bad anxiety. You knew last night I was having really bad anxiety and I don't need any more negative energy, for you to say you're now not into me wearing a tight dress."

To which West replied, "You are my wife, and it affects me when pictures are too sexy."

However, Kardashian retorted: "You built me up to be this sexy person and confidence and all this stuff, and just because you're on a journey and transformation doesn't mean I'm in the same spot with you."

The exchange ended with West simply replying "OK" before he walked out the room.

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