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Kim Kardashian Seals Relationship With Kanye West Initial Earrings

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Kim Kardashian, 31, was spotted wearing cute gold Kanye West initial earrings while at the LAX airport on Sunday. It’s a wrap—Kim and Kanye are officially a couple. LOL!

The reality star wore her hair pulled back, fly two-toned sunglasses, and sugary-pink glossed lips as she nonchalantly made her way through the airport.

The KW studs surfaced after the dark-hair beauty enjoyed a romantic outing with the “Otis” rapper in New York City. In what would seem like the perfect outing for the flagrant couple, they were seen shopping and later grabbing a scoop of ice cream at Kim’s favorite flavors at Van Leeuwen.

“They had drinks at the Mercer Hotel Friday night, then shopped all day,” according to US Weekly.

The couple made their second outing one for the books as they looked calm and pleased even when the pair joined the rest of the Kardashian clan for dinner at the Spice Market.

“Hi dolls! I’m so happy to be in NYC with the whole fam! Fun week! Have a good weekend guys!” Kim tweeted confirming her fab day while not making mention of Kanye.

In relating news, is Kanye helping to creating scenes to film with Kim for “Keeping Up With The Kardashians”?

According to Hollywood Life, the possibility is very real and the double date between the new lovebirds and Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom is the proof. Mainly because Lamar hasn’t really been seen since being dismissed from the Dallas Mavericks earlier this month. So, what would be reason enough to get the axed player out the house? Work!

Wonder how Kim and Kanye’s relationship will play out while filming with Khloe and Lamar?

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