NEW DELHI: Kim Kardashian, a global celebrity, recently visited India to attend the wedding celebrations of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant. During her first trip to the country, she also found time to engage in seva at ISKCON temple alongside her sister Khloe Kardashian and motivational speaker Jay Shetty.
On Tuesday, Kim shared photographs on Instagram from her sacred temple visit. One image depicts her serving food to children. In the caption, she expressed her gratitude, writing, "Thank you @jayshetty and @radhidevlukia for this beautiful experience at the temple and having the opportunity to visit these small souls I'm forever grateful." Both sisters were seen wearing long dresses with dupattas draped over their shoulders.
Kim, renowned for her role in Keeping Up with the Kardashians, arrived in Mumbai on July 12 and spent the weekend participating in the Ambani celebrations. The sisters graced the wedding festivities in true Kardashian fashion, with Kim opting to wear ensembles by Indian designers for all the functions. She donned a red saree by Manish Malhotra on the wedding day, a lehenga by Tarun Tahiliani at the couple's Aashirwad ceremony, and a Princess Jasmine-inspired red attire adorned with emerald jewels on Day 2, created by Gaurav Gupta.
Kim also had a memorable encounter with Bollywood actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, which she shared on social media, referring to Aishwarya as a "queen." She also met with several other Indian celebrities at the wedding celebrations, including Ranveer Singh. International figures such as singer Justin Bieber, WWE champion John Cena, former UK prime minister Tony Blair, and rapper Rema also attended the wedding festivities of Anant and Radhika in Mumbai.
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