Kim Kardashian reportedly wanted Lewis Hamilton to take on a bigger place inside her family circle. The SKIMS founder was said to trust the Formula 1 star around her children, especially North West. A new source claimed North needed extra support as she chased a showbiz career. The report framed Hamilton as careful with boundaries and respectful of Kanye West. It also said he had advice ready when public attention turned harsh around her.
A source claims Kim Kardashian wants Lewis Hamilton to play a bigger role in North West’s life
As per a Closer report, the claim centered on Kardashian’s eldest daughter. North, 13, was said to be making her mark in music with her debut single, “Piercing on My Hand.”
An insider said, “Kim wants Lewis to be a big part of the kids’ lives.” The source added, “Right now, North is the one who needs the most support.” The reason, the insider claimed, was her big showbiz move.
Meanwhile, the source said Lewis Hamilton understood public criticism from his own career. The insider claimed North was “doing incredibly well” despite “some of the negativity” online. The source added that Hamilton was “no stranger” to online backlash himself.
As a result, he reportedly had a “rescue plan” for her. The insider said he kept reminding North “not to lose sight of her goals.” He also loved that she was “carving out her own unique path.”
Still, the report said the driver was trying not to cross family lines. The source claimed, “He’s very careful not to overstep the boundaries.” The insider said that it was because he wanted to be “respectful to Kanye.”
At the same time, Hamilton had become “one of North’s biggest cheerleaders.” The source said he often told her “how proud he is” of her progress. Whenever she needed it, he was there with “a pep talk” or advice. For Kim Kardashian, the claimed trust in Hamilton came through that steady support.
Originally reported by Santanu Das on Reality Tea.
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