KIM KARDASHIAN SHARES PHOTO OF GLAMOROUS PARIS TRIP AFTER VISITING CITY WITH LEWIS HAMILTON AMID ROMANCE RUMORS

Kardashian shared a glimpse behind-the-scenes of her trip to the French capital on Instagram

Kim Kardashian, Paris.

Credit : Kim Kardashian/Instagram (2)

NEED TO KNOW

• Kim Kardashian shared several Instagram Stories on Monday, Feb 2, offering a behind-the-scenes glimpse at her recent trip to Paris

• The SKIMS founder showed the glittering Eiffel Tower as well as an image of her enjoying a slice of cheesecake in bed while watching the Netflix period drama Bridgerton

• Kardashian was spotted arriving at a hotel in Paris alongside F1 driver Lewis Hamilton that same day, according to video footage obtained by TMZ

Kim Kardashian is loving her time in the French capital.

On Monday, Feb. 2, the SKIMS founder, 45, shared clips and photos of her whistlestop trip to Paris on her Instagram Stories.

Kardashian posted a couple of videos of the Eiffel Tower lit up at night, filmed from her hotel balcony. The All’s Fair star also shared a photo of herself watching the new season of Netflix's hit show Bridgerton while eating cheesecake in bed at the city's Hotel Costes.

“Bridgeton Season 4 and Hotel Coste cheesecake 🤤,” Kardashian wrote over the snapshot, referring to the luxury five-star French hotel where she stayed. 

Kim Kardashian posted a photo of her eating cheesecake after visiting Paris.
Kim Kardashian/Instagram

Kardashian’s trip to Paris comes amid rumors she’s dating Lewis Hamilton, after the mogul flew to the U.K. for a “romantic meetup” with the F1 star days earlier, PEOPLE previously reported.

Kardashian and Hamilton, 41, were subsequently seen arriving together at a hotel in Paris after exiting the same SUV in a video obtained by TMZ on Monday, Feb. 2. The pair flew in from the U.K. to the French capital on a private jet, according to the outlet.

Kim Kardashian in Paris on Feb. 2.
BACKGRID

On Feb. 2, The Kardashians star looked glamorous as she headed out for dinner in Paris wearing a black sheer lace bodysuit and matching leggings with a floor-length furry coat. Hamilton did not appear with Kardashian at the time, The Sun reported.

However, before travelling to Paris, the rumoured couple met up for a weekend getaway at the luxury hotel and private members’ club, Estelle Manor, in the Cotswolds, England.

A rep for Kardashian did not respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment at the time.

Kardashian and Hamilton have known each other for many years and have been seen hanging out together on several occasions.

At the 2014 GQ Men of the Year ceremony, Kardashian was seen kissing Hamilton on the cheek. They were also pictured together at the WSJ. Magazine Innovator Awards in 2021 and at Pharrell Williams’ debut show as creative director for Louis Vuitton menswear in 2023.

- Escher Walcott

NOVAK DJOKOVIC CLAIMS HE WAS POISONED DURING 2022 DETENTION IN MELBOURNE

Novak Djokovic was "poisoned" by the food he ingested while detained during his 2022 Australian Open visa saga, the former world No. 1 told GQ in an interview released on Thursday.

The Serbian 24-time Grand Slam winner had his visa cancelled ahead of the tournament following days of drama over Australia's COVID-19 entry rules and his unvaccinated status, and he was detained in a Melbourne hotel shared with asylum-seekers.

"I realized that in that hotel in Melbourne I was fed with some food that poisoned me," said Djokovic, who is known to strictly monitor his diet.

"I had some discoveries when I came back to Serbia. I never told this to anybody publicly, but discoveries that I was, I had a really high level of heavy metal. Heavy metal. I had the lead, very high level of lead and mercury."

GQ said Australia's Department of Home Affairs had declined to comment on the matter, citing privacy reasons.

Djokovic told Melbourne's Herald Sun newspaper this week that he still has trauma from his experiences three years ago and feels stress when arriving at the city's airport.

The 37-year-old begins his campaign for a record-extending 25th major title at the Australian Open next week.

- Reuters 

LEWIS HAMILTON VIA GQ

 

HAMILTON 'AT PEACE' WITH CONTROVERSIAL 2021 ABU DHABI GP

Michael Masi (pictured right) has come under further scrutiny after a call he made during the 2020 Eifel GP (pictured left), which involved a safety car. (Images: Fox Sports/Getty Images)

 

 Lewis Hamilton has said he is "at peace" with the controversial outcome of his 2021 championship fight with Max Verstappen even though he felt "robbed" of a record eighth F1 title.

At that year's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, FIA race director Michael Masi incorrectly applied F1's rulebook to force a restart on the final lap.

Verstappen dramatically passed Hamilton on that lap to win the race and his first championship.

Hamilton, who has rarely spoken candid about that race, has opened up about it in an interview with GQ Magazine.

"Was I robbed? Obviously," Hamilton said. "I mean, you know the story."

An enduring image of the event was the moment Hamilton shook hands with Verstappen after the race, despite his feelings on how it had ended -- in the heat of the moment the Brit famously told Mercedes over the radio the outcome had been "manipulated."

The broadcast also showed him in a long embrace with his father, Anthony.

Hamilton said he is proud of how he dealt with the result.

"But I think what was really beautiful in that moment, which I take away from it, was my dad was with me. And we'd gone through this huge roller coaster of life together, ups and downs.

"And the day that it hurt the most, he was there, and the way he raised me was to always stand up, keep your head high. And I obviously went to congratulate Max, and not realising the impact that that would have, but also I was really conscious of, like, there's a mini-me watching.

"This is the defining moment of my life. And I think it really was. I felt it. I didn't know how it was going to be perceived.

"I hadn't, like, visualised it. But I was definitely conscious of: these next 50 metres that I walk is where I fall to the ground and die -- or I rise up."

Asked if he still thinks about the race, he added: "If I see a clip of it, I still feel it, but I'm at peace with it."

Had the outcome been different, Hamilton would have moved clear of the record of seven world championships he shares with Michael Schumacher.

Hamilton has not won an F1 race since the event before that Abu Dhabi finale, the 2021 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

- Nate Saunders, General Editor, F1

LEWIS HAMILTON ON THE 2021 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP VIA GQ

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