21, 2022, by taking little sister Kylie Jenner’s private plane to Vegas with Khloé Kardashian, Tracy Romulus and more pals for a dinner at Carbone, followed by a night with Usher. “Finally made it to see but my girls are mad they aren’t here soooo I just have to come back with them ASAP,” she wrote.Īs previously reported, Kardashian planned to celebrate her 42nd birthday on Oct. The beauty mogul later revealed on her Instagram Stories that her girlfriends – who were scheduled to see the show with her for her 42nd birthday last fall – were “mad” they didn’t make it.
Kim Kardashian / Instagram Kim was serenaded by the “Confessions” singer during the show. Usher personally invited the reality star to come out after she missed his show last October. She channeled the early 2000s in a black studded choker with smokey eye makeup and her hair styled in a sleek blowout. Kardashian - who was forced to skip Usher’s “My Way” Vegas show due to high winds in Sin City last October - stunned in a skintight black latex dress with thin spaghetti straps. Kardashian shared several highlights from the concert at Park MGM Hotel via her Instagram Stories throughout the night, including videos of her and her crew singing along to songs like “Confessions” and “My Boo.” Kim Kardashian / Instagram She was joined by Chris Appleton and Lukas Gage. Kim Kardashian got the VIP treatment at Usher’s residency. “C’mon, Kim,” Usher said, encouraging Kardashian to bust some moves. The “Burn” singer, 44, quickly spotted the Skims founder in the crowd and at one point came over to serenade her and her pals. Kardashian, 42, was seated in a VIP section at the show with childhood BFF Allison Statter, hairstylist Chris Appleton and his rumored fiancé, Lukas Gage. Months after having to cancel her planned trip to see Usher in concert, she attended his residency show in Las Vegas Saturday night – and received the ultimate treatment. Kim Kardashian finally got her birthday wish. Kim Kardashian, Pete Davidson reunite at Met Gala 9 months after breakup
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