Reality TV star and entrepreneur Kim Kardashian has shown public support for pop sensation Ariana Grande during the Los Angeles stop of her Eternal Sunshine Tour, drawing attention from fans across social media.
On June 13, Kardashian attended Grande’s concert at Crypto.com Arena, where the singer delivered a high-energy performance as part of her long-awaited return to touring.
Following the show, the 45-year-old SKIMS founder shared several moments from the night on Instagram, celebrating Grande’s stage presence and emotional performance.
“My baby @arianagrande,” Kardashian wrote alongside a pink heart emoji, reflecting the close bond between the two global celebrities.
For the concert, Kardashian opted for a sleek, understated look, wearing a deep-neck black fitted top paired with tailored trousers. She completed the outfit with soft makeup and loose hair, keeping her appearance elegant yet minimal.
Despite both stars having previously been linked to comedian Pete Davidson, Kardashian and Grande have maintained a friendly relationship over the years, often publicly supporting each other’s professional milestones.
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Their friendship is not new. Kardashian once attended Grande’s 2017 Dangerous Woman Tour with her daughter North West. In another notable moment, she hosted a private at-home screening of the film Wicked in 2024 for Grande and co-star Cynthia Erivo.
Grande is currently in the middle of her Eternal Sunshine Tour, which marks her return to the stage after seven years. The tour began on June 6, 2026, in Oakland and will span 41 shows before concluding at London’s O2 Arena on September 1.
The singer is also preparing for the release of her upcoming eighth studio album, Petal, scheduled for July 31.
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Her Los Angeles performance continues to generate strong celebrity attention, highlighting the growing cultural impact of the tour.
Kim Kardashian’s appearance and public praise further added to the buzz, reinforcing Grande’s strong influence in both music and pop culture circles.