Kim Kardashian put Lewis Hamilton children back in view with a new selfie from a Fourth of July weekend lake vacation, and Chicago was in the frame beside Hamilton. The post gave a rare public glimpse of him with her family, even as the relationship around them stayed mostly off the record.
Chicago is 8 years old, and Kardashian’s photo dump also showed North, Saint, and Psalm on the getaway in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. That makes the selfie more than a casual vacation image: it places Hamilton inside a family trip, not just beside Kardashian.
Fourth of July weekend in Coeur d’Alene
Kardashian shared the images over the holiday weekend from the lake trip, which is the latest step in a timeline that has already moved from early-year linking to more public overlap. She and Hamilton were seen mingling at Kate Hudson’s New Year’s Eve party in Aspen, then took a secret vacation to the Estelle Manor in the Cotswolds before making their relationship Instagram-official in April.
April also brought clips from a joint trip to Japan, and the pattern since then has been simple enough to read: the two keep showing up together in ways that are increasingly visible but still tightly controlled. For a relationship that was first linked at the start of the year, this is the clearest sign yet that the circle around Kardashian now includes Hamilton in family settings.
Chicago in the selfie
Chicago’s appearance matters because she is the child named in the selfie itself, while North, Saint, and Psalm were also on the getaway. The post shows Kardashian bringing all four children along, but it only gives one direct public snapshot of Hamilton with them, leaving the rest to implication rather than statement.
That split is the story: the relationship is described as moving toward getting to know her kids, yet the public evidence is still just one image and no direct comment from either of them. Whether Hamilton was there for the whole vacation or only appears in the posted photo is the unanswered part, and the selfie does the work of showing proximity without spelling out the arrangement.
