Kim Kardashian gives a behind-the-scenes look at Lauren Sanchez's lavish bachelorette in Paris as she sips cocktails with Eva Longoria
Kim Kardashian gave a behind-the-scenes look into Lauren Sanchez 's lavish Paris bachelorette party on Thursday.
Sipping on cocktails with Eva Longoria and her mother Kris Jenner, she posed for photos in front of the Eiffel Tower with the A-list attendees.
The TV personality an businesswoman, 44, wore an elegant satin gown with a thigh-high leg slit to mark to occasion.
Kim added a pair of black stockings, classic stiletto heels and pulled her hair back into a sleek up do to complete her look.
Lauren, 55, who is set to wed her fiancé Jeff Bezos, 61, next month, opted for a bridal white busty corseted midi dress.
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The girls enjoyed a boat ride past the Eiffel Tower complete with dinner and passion fruit Martinis.
Sharing her photos to Instagram Kim captioned: 'We will always have Paris.'
During the weekend, Lauren and her famous friends also enjoyed dinner at the historic Lafayette's Paris restaurant in Paris, which offers refined French dishes with a modern twist.
They were treated to starters that included fried chicken, Caesar salad, and Norwegian smoked salmon, and a main course that featured mushroom rigatoni and roasted chicken.
The journalist — who recently enjoyed a controversial trip into space with Katy Perry — was pictured beaming while surrounded by her pals in the city of love.
Among the other friends who joined her was October Gonzalez, the wife of her football player ex Tony Gonzalez, with whom Lauren shares son Nikko, 24.
Other friends in the snap were businesswoman Natasha Poonawalla; sports commentator Charissa Thompson; pal Bego Amaya; philanthropist Elsa Marie Collin, Lauren's sister Elena; and socialites Lydia Kives and Veronica Smiley Grazer.
Lauren and Jeff are expected to walk down the aisle next month, and the unusual venue for the ceremony is raising some eyebrows.
The couple, who have reportedly booked Elton John and Lady Gaga to perform, could say their 'I dos' on a Venetian island in an open-air theater.
The billionaire, his bride and some 200 guests have reportedly already booked rooms at the best hotels.
Bezos' mega yacht is also expected to be a part of the festivities, although neither the future bride or groom would confirm.
Guests are expected to include: several members of the Kardashian/Jenner family, Perry and her fiancé Orlando Bloom, Leonardo DiCaprio, as well as Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner, and along with model Karlee Kloss and her husband Joshua Kushner.
President Donald Trump has also reportedly been invited to the nuptials.
Officials from the city of Venice have said they lobbied Bezos and Sanchez to hold the wedding there.
Morris Ceron, the director general of the Venice council told the London Times he personally approached the Amazon founder about choosing the ancient city for the wedding.
Sanchez and Bezos went public with their relationship in 2019. The pair got engaged in May 2023, after Jeff popped the question on board his $500million superyacht.
Their engagement followed the couple having an affair, which Jeff has admitted to, leading to his divorce from wife of 25 years, Mackenzie Scott in 2019 and Lauren's split from husband Patrick Whitesell, who she married in 2005, and shares a son and daughter with.
Lauren also shares a son with former flame once-NFL tight end Tony, Nikko, who was born in 2001.
Four years after their affair was revealed to the world by the National Enquirer, Jeff asked Lauren to marry him, with a pear diamond estimated to be worth at least $2 million.
Since then, the couple have flaunted their love around the world, holiday aboard Jeff's megayacht.
As well as their luxury yacht trips, the couple take holidays to five-star resorts, private jet flights, and beach side getaways.
They dine in the sought-after restaurants, attend elite parties, and mingle with some of Jeff's celebrity friends.
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