Kanye West
Kim Kardarshian
Kanye & Kim Attends The Dream For Future Africa Gala ..Later Gets Into The WRONG SUV + Finally Agrees To Sign A Pre-Nup!
October 25, 2013GWL Staff
Kardashian rolled up to the event showing off her gorgeous post-body curves and flashed her 15-carat diamond engagement ring on the red carpet while rocking a creamed-color Nina Ricci's Fall 2013 dress that had a small, skin-baring cutout, across her flat midriff.
36-year-old West wore a black jacket, a charcoal-gray sports T-shirt, (angry for it) leather pants and those darn suave boots. Lets not forget his gold diamond grill.
Later that night, the newly-engaged couple was bombarded by photographers upon leaving the event hand-in-hand where a "police officer had to step in and tried to help get the couple to the first SUV they saw ... but after loading into the ride, they realized it was the wrong car," reports TMZ.
The couple however kept their composure for a couple of intense minutes -- stayed low in the SUV -- until their car service came to pick them up.
Plus, following reports about Kanye NOT wanting a preNup, the couple have now agreed to actually get one to protect their assets before walking down the aisle.
According to TMZ, Kim's wealth is currently at $40 million and Kanye's is at $90 million. Apparently, the reality star is worth more than Kanye.
Source close to Kim told the site, "Kim especially understands the importance of a prenup because her late father, attorney Robert Kardashian, told her over and over about the necessity of having clear contracts when it came to money."
The couple however kept their composure for a couple of intense minutes -- stayed low in the SUV -- until their car service came to pick them up.
According to TMZ, Kim's wealth is currently at $40 million and Kanye's is at $90 million. Apparently, the reality star is worth more than Kanye.
Source close to Kim told the site, "Kim especially understands the importance of a prenup because her late father, attorney Robert Kardashian, told her over and over about the necessity of having clear contracts when it came to money."
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