Kim Kardashian Makes a Splash With Selfie With Real Madrid President Florentino Perez
Famous businesswoman and model Kim Kardashian has attracted public attention with a special visit to Real Madrid. On August 26, Kim Kardashian was present at the Bernabeu stadium to witness the match between Real Madrid and Valladolid, which ended with a 3-0 victory for the Spanish Royal team.
During this visit, Kim Kardashian not only met with Real Madrid President Florentino Perez, but also took pictures with famous players such as Jude Bellingham and Vinicius Jr. These selfies quickly took social media by storm. Kim Kardashian shared these photos on Instagram, where she has more than 361 million followers, and immediately attracted millions of views and thousands of comments.
Real Madrid’s official Instagram account, with more than 166 million followers, did not miss the opportunity to repost these photos, along with the status line: “Kim Kardashian at Bernabeu”. According to Marca, President Florentino Perez taking a selfie with a famous person like Kim Kardashian is a very rare occurrence and has caused a big surprise in the Real Madrid fan community. This event not only created excitement but also showed the “playfulness” of the 77-year-old president, who has led the team for more than 15 years.
Kim Kardashian, in recent years, has frequently appeared at major football stadiums to watch top teams such as PSG (France), Arsenal (England), and Inter Miami (USA). At the 2022 World Cup, she is known as a fan of the Argentine team and famous player Lionel Messi, but has also supported the Portuguese team and Cristiano Ronaldo.
Kim Kardashian shared a photo on Instagram with Vinicius Jr. with the caption: “Vinicius, you are number one.” She also said that her support comes largely from the interests of her son, who loves Messi and Ronaldo, as well as Vinicius. Jude Bellingham and Vinicius Jr. are currently the representatives of a fashion brand owned by Kim Kardashian, bringing in a significant income for both, according to Marca.
