On Friday night, Kim Kardashian took her daughter North West to the Ariana Grande concert. The concert is part of her “Dangerous Woman Tour” and was held at the Forum in Inglewood, California.
The two received the VIP treatment, including backstage access where they got to hang out with the pop star and even play with her dogs. As always, Kim documented the night out on Snapchat and Instagram. The event was also attended by many other celebrities.
Night out
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s daughter North is already friends with some of the biggest names in music.
Kim and her 3-year-old daughter treated themselves to a night out, where they hung out with Ariana Grande backstage prior to the concert. Kim snapped a photograph backstage, together with the singer who was holding North in her lap.
Keeping with her tradition of updating her social media everywhere she goes, Kim also posted a Snapchat video from the concert, where she is holding North. The three-year-old is seen singing along to Ariana's 2014 hit "One Last Time". Kim has also recently revealed that she wants to have a third child with her husband, Kanye West, and even underwent surgery on her uterus so she could conceive again. She has admitted that being pregnant for the third time would be a struggle, as she had problems in the past and that the surgery is her last option if she wants to have another child.
Star-studded event
North wore cat ears on her head, channeling one of Ariana's signature looks. An eyewitness told E! News: "North looked so excited in her cat ears. The pair went to their seats a few songs into the show to avoid being recognized."
Other celebrities also attended the concert, such as Niall Horan of One Direction, Jonny Drubel, Ramona Singer and Camila Cabello.
Mac Miller, who is Grande's boyfriend, also joined the singer onstage for a surprise appearance. They sang a duet of their song "The Way", ending their performance with a kiss.
Ariana's tour continues with concerts in the US until April 15. After her tour ends in the US, she will continue it in Europe.
