Kimora Lee Simmons Enjoys A Beach Day With Djimon And Kenzo

Fashion mogul Kimora Lee Simmons is enjoying the holidays in St. Barts with her family, husband Djimon Hounsou, their 2-year old son Kenzo and Kimora’s daughters Ming Lee and Aoki Lee from her previous marriage with Russell Simmons.

On Christmas day Kimora flaunted her toned and envious body in a black bikini while Djimon showed off his abs in a cargo shorts. Their son Kenzo enjoyed the view from his fathers shoulders.

The day prior the entire family posed for pictures in Gustavia Town. Check out the pictures below:

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