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我要评论Father, stretch my hands so I can reach that box of tissues. In this uncertain world, Kimye's love remains strong.
Kim Kardashian West looked on from the crowd as husband Kanye West played the birthday video he made to celebrate her birthday at his concert last night featuring home videos from her childhood stitched together.
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The video is set to West's "Only One" featuring Paul McCartney and it's very cute.
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Kim also attended West's first of five shows at the Forum on Tuesday night, but stayed backstage. This time around, she sat in the crowd with mom Kris Jenner and presumably tons of security.
Prior to the traumatic robbery in Paris, Kardashian West had planned to attend most of West's Saint Pablo gigs. However, she's been home in Los Angeles while she recovers and this is her most public outing yet.
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Drake, Travis Scott and Liam Payne also attended the gig, but did not get heart-melting tributes from Yeezy.
Bonus: Doug the Pug Recreates Kim Kardashian Selfies
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