The seven-time Formula One world champion finished second in Sunday’s race, but attention around the Ferrari driver extended beyond the track as Kardashian made a prominent appearance in the paddock, according to an RTÉ Entertainment report by the Press Association.
Kardashian arrives in the Monaco paddock
Kardashian arrived at the circuit shortly before the start of the race and was seen outside Hamilton’s Ferrari garage before heading to the starting grid. She wore a white dress and large pink-tinted sunglasses, and was accompanied by her sister Khloe Kardashian.
Her appearance came days after she appeared to confirm the relationship publicly by posting a photograph of herself and Hamilton cycling beside a river in New York.
Hamilton praises her support
After the race, Hamilton said Kardashian’s presence had meant a great deal to him.
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“It is amazing to have her come this weekend and to have that support,” he told reporters. “It is amazing to have good people around you, good people supporting you, and she does that for me every day.”
A high-profile moment off the track
Kardashian’s arrival also drew attention during the pre-race grid walk. Sky Sports reporter Martin Brundle attempted to speak to her, but she did not respond. Brundle then remarked: “Ok, so we’re not talking today.”
The Monaco Grand Prix has long been known as one of Formula One’s most glamorous weekends, and this year’s event attracted a number of well-known guests, including Donald Trump Jr, Karol G, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Shaun White and Terry Crews.
A notable weekend for Hamilton
On the track, Hamilton delivered a strong performance by finishing second, while Mercedes driver Andrea Kimi Antonelli claimed victory.
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For Hamilton, the weekend marked a significant moment both professionally and personally, combining a podium finish with the first major public appearance of his relationship with Kardashian.
Sources: www.rte.ie
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