Kim Kardashian led her boyfriend Lewis Hamilton’s celebrations after the Formula 1 legend took his first victory with Ferrari at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix on Sunday, June 14.
The reality star and businesswoman, 45, took to her Instagram Stories to share a photo of Hamilton being applauded by his team, stamping his support with a gold trophy emoji and a red heart.
The family celebrations extended far beyond Kim herself: In Khloe Kardashian’s Stories, Kim’s eight-year-old daughter, Chicago West, was captured jumping in front of the TV as Hamilton, 41, crossed the line, accompanied by her cousin True, also eight.
The two girls then posed together in front of the screen, both winking at the camera.
Khloe, 41, who attended the Monaco Grand Prix with Kim earlier this month, also shared footage of Hamilton speaking at the post-race press conference, captioning it “Let’s gooooooooo” before posting a photo of him standing atop the podium.
Barcelona’s victory comes just a few weeks after the couple made their relationship publicly official.
On June 7, at the Monaco Grand Prix, a social media clip showed Hamilton walking through a crowd of spectators before finding Kim and kissing her on the cheek, pulling her in for a hug.
Hamilton later addressed the relationship with reporters.
“It’s amazing to have her here this weekend and have her support,” he said. “She does that for me every day.”
Hamilton finished second in Monaco, prompting Formula 1’s official Instagram account to share a clip of Kim filming the presentation of his trophy, during which Hamilton appeared to blow him a kiss.
Kim documented the trip to Monaco through her own grill, including photos of her and Khloe on the track in matching red Ferrari earmuffs and a photo of Kim kissing one of Hamilton’s racing helmets.
“Memories from Monaco,” he captioned the post.
Us weekly confirmed in February that the couple had turned their long-standing friendship into a romance, and the relationship became increasingly serious throughout the spring.
Sunday’s victory in Barcelona, Hamilton’s first with Ferrari, gave the whole family something to celebrate.
