Kardashian and Hamilton Attend Super Bowl LX in Public Debut

Reality television figure Kim Kardashian, age 45, and seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton, age 41, made their first public appearance as a couple at Super Bowl LX on Sunday, February 8, 2026.

The event, hosted at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, served as the setting for the joint appearance, confirming weeks of media speculation regarding their association. The contest concluded with the Seattle Seahawks, the National Football Conference champion, defeating the American Football Conference champion New England Patriots by a score of 29-13, avenging a prior Super Bowl loss to the same opponent. Kardashian and Hamilton were observed together in a private suite, an arrangement that afforded them visibility during international broadcasts of the game.

This public confirmation followed a series of private engagements across Europe, reportedly including stays in the Cotswolds and London, culminating in time spent in Paris. Hamilton, who transitioned from the Mercedes team to Scuderia Ferrari for the 2025 season and is contracted through at least the end of 2026, is a decorated athlete holding a joint-record seven World Drivers' Championship titles. For the Super Bowl appearance, Kardashian presented a new fringe hairstyle with a tailored black ensemble.

The coupling unites two individuals with extensive histories of high-profile associations. Kardashian has previously been linked to figures including Pete Davidson and Odell Beckham Jr. Hamilton’s past relationships have included associations with Gigi Hadid and Rihanna. Furthermore, Hamilton has a known acquaintance within the Kardashian-Jenner social circle, having reportedly attended Easter brunch with Kanye West and the family in 2015.

The Super Bowl LX attendance reached 70,823, with the game kicking off at 3:30 p.m. PT. The halftime entertainment featured a performance by Bad Bunny, with guest appearances from Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin. The Seahawks' victory secured their second franchise title, with running back Kenneth Walker III earning Super Bowl MVP honors.