Kim Kardashian celebrates 46th birthday as brother Rob makes rare appearance
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 23 Oct, 08:38 · Archive
Kim Kardashian celebrated her 46th birthday at a Los Angeles restaurant, with brother Rob Kardashian joining family in a rare public appearance.
Kim Kardashian celebrated her 46th birthday at the Beverly Hills restaurant Baldi in Los Angeles with an intimate family dinner. The event was smaller in scale than the high-profile parties the family is typically known for, with close friends and select family members in attendance.
Kim marked the occasion with two outfit changes. She arrived in an emerald green chainmail mini-dress from Paco Rabanne archives, featuring a plunging neckline and elaborate jewelled headpiece, before changing into a ruby red version of the same look later in the evening. She paired both with black mule heels. Her sisters Kourtney, Khloe and Kylie Jenner and mother Kris Jenner attended in coordinating formal wear. Sister Kendall Jenner was not pictured in attendance.
A notable attendee was Kim's younger brother Rob Kardashian, who made a rare public appearance. Rob has kept a low profile for the past decade since stepping back from filming the family's reality show Keeping Up with the Kardashians, attending the dinner in casual all-black attire and a baseball cap.
How it is being reported
- Kim Kardashian dons daring ensemble at 46th birthday dinner while brother Rob makes rare public appearanceA surprise attendee to Kim Kardashian’s 46th birthday party took eyes away from who wasn’t there.The West Australian · 23 Oct, 08:00
- Kim Kardashian dons daring ensemble at 46th birthday dinner while brother Rob makes rare public appearanceA surprise attendee to Kim Kardashian’s 46th birthday party took eyes away from who wasn’t there.Perth Now · 23 Oct, 08:00
In this story: Kim Kardashian · Rob Kardashian · Kourtney Kardashian · Khloe Kardashian · Kylie Jenner · Kendall Jenner · Kris Jenner · Los Angeles
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