Lewis Hamilton and Kim Kardashian appeared to take a notable step in their relationship during a recent trip to Tokyo, with the 7-time F1 champion seen spending time with Kardashian’s son, Saint West.
A video shared online on March 23 shows Hamilton and the 10-year-old inside SNKRDUNK, a store known for sneakers, apparel, and rare Pokémon cards. Saint wore an all-black outfit, while Hamilton appeared in a red-and-black fur coat, jeans, and red boots.
Kardashian was not visible in the clip, and it remains unclear whether she was present at the store. For the unversed, Kardashian shares four children: North, 12, Saint, 10, Chicago, 8, and Psalm, 6—with her ex-husband Kanye West.
The Tokyo outing followed another public appearance on March 22, when Kardashian and Hamilton were photographed walking arm in arm while shopping with Khloé Kardashian and friends. Fan footage showed the pair exiting a Vivienne Westwood store, with Kardashian wearing a gray fitted dress and black heels.
Lewis spotted with Kim Kardashian's son, Saint West pic.twitter.com/VFEK5xJMM7
— Sir Lewis Updates (@LH44updates) March 23, 2026
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Reports of a romantic relationship between Hamilton and Kardashian first emerged in February after the pair traveled together to the United Kingdom. They were later spotted on additional trips to London and Paris, further fueling speculation.
The couple eventually went public with their relationship at the 2026 Super Bowl, where they were seen sitting together in a VIP suite. Although their relationship has only recently turned romantic, the two have known each other for several years.
Lewis Hamilton Signals Resurgence With First Ferrari Podium Of 2026 Season
Lewis Hamilton has also made headlines on track, securing his first podium finish as a Ferrari driver earlier this month at the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai. The third-place result marked the end of a 16-month podium drought and came during his 26th race weekend with Scuderia Ferrari.
The seven-time world champion opened the 2026 season with a fourth-place finish in Melbourne before improving in China. The results represent his strongest start to a season since 2021.
“I definitely feel like I’m back to my best, both mentally and physically,” Hamilton said after the race.
He added, “I still think there’s room to improve. I think I can still eke out more performance from this car. I’m still learning about it as I go, particularly with [energy] deployment. I do think there’s more to come.”
Hamilton, who turned 41 in January, said he reset his approach during the offseason following a difficult 2025 campaign. He described intensified winter training and closer work with his team as key factors behind his improved performance.
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Ferrari now heads into the upcoming Japanese Grand Prix aiming to close the gap to early championship leaders Mercedes, with Hamilton entering the race weekend carrying renewed momentum.
