Los Angeles Rams game fans booed Kim Kardashian when shown on big screen. Details inside

Kim Kardashian went to Sunday's LA Rams game with her son Saint but faced a rather unpleasant reaction from the crowd.

After showing singer John Legend, the camera moved on to the 'Kardashians' star, but some of the crowd started booing, and a few others joined in showing their discontent with the model. She, however, smiled, blew a kiss, and waved at the audience members despite their negative reactions.

In the aftermath of the incident, Kim's fans went on Twitter to defend her.

'Damn, they booed her so loud' one social media user wrote. Another user joked that the reality star wasn't in her lush neighborhood of Calabasas, California, anymore.


‘Arrow’ star Stephen Amell also came to Kardashian's rescue. He tweeted that being booed at a sporting event was a huge compliment, and when people don't know you but still dislike you, it means you are extremely famous.

Kim has remained unperturbed by the event, showcasing the NFL trip with her son Saint on Instagram Stories without any other mention. The 6-year-old Saint wore a Jalen Ramsey jersey, waved the flag, and cheered during touchdowns despite the Rams losing to the Dallas Cowboys 10-22. Saint not only shared his support from the stands but also stepped onto the field. He also got to see the Rams' 2022 Super Bowl trophy. Kardashian did not appear to bring her other children to the sporting event with her son Saint.




Kim’s appearance at LA Rams game with her son Saint came after she filed for divorce from Kanye West on February 19, 2021, nearly seven years after they married in Italy. They legally became single this March. Their public separation witnessed several other controversies including her dating life and Kanye’s outbursts on social media against the Kardashians.

FAQ's

1. When did Kanye West and Kim break up?
   Kim filed for divorce from Kanye on February 19, 2021.
2. How many children do Kim and Kanye have?
   The couple has four children - North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm