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Rob Kardashian Makes Rare Appearance at Sister Kim Kardashian’s 46th Birthday Dinner
The reality star marked the occasion with a family dinner, candles on a large red cake, and Instagram tributes from Kris Jenner and Lauren Sánchez Bezos.
- On Tuesday, Kim Kardashian celebrated her 46th birthday at Baldi restaurant inside the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills, marking a rare family gathering in Beverly Hills.
- Kardashian was joined by her mother Kris Jenner, sisters Kylie, Khloe, and Kourtney, and her rarely seen brother Rob Kardashian for the intimate family dinner celebration.
- Kylie, who recently debuted the $50m Fantasy Bra for Victoria's Secret, wore a form-fitting teal dress, while Khloe chose a sheer white gown and Kardashian wore a metallic olive-green dress.
- Kardashian shared photos from the event on Instagram Stories, including images of a massive red cake, while daughter North posted a tribute and Kris Jenner wrote birthday wishes on Instagram.
- Jeff Bezos' wife Lauren shared a group photo honoring the birthday girl, while sister Kendall Jenner did not appear to attend the Beverly Hills celebration.
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Kim Kardashian celebrated her 46th birthday with a dinner at Baldi restaurant at the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills, where she appeared in two different outfits. The reality star was accompanied by mother Kris Jenner, sisters Kylie, Khloe and Kourtney, as well as brother Rob Kardashian, who rarely appears in public. For her arrival at the restaurant, Kim chose a short metallic dress in olive green, with a plunging neckline, kimono-inspired sleeve…
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