Kim Kardashian posts jewellery video and gives middle finger to Paris robbers before trial

Kim Kardashian has made a bold statement ahead of the trial of her alleged Paris robbers, flaunting diamond-studded anklets in a series of Instagram posts from a recent trip to Maui.  The rare display of flashy jewelry comes nearly a decade after Kardashian vowed never to wear extravagant pieces again following the traumatic 2016 robbery in Paris, where she was bound, gagged, and robbed at gunpoint of nearly $10 million worth of jewelry.  In the new photos, Kardashian prominently showcased four diamond-filled anklets, a clear departure from the low-profile approach she had adopted since the heist. The timing of the posts is significant, as the accused group behind the robbery, dubbed the "Grandpa Robbers," have just begun their trial. Kardashian is expected to travel to Paris next month to testify in the case. During the 2016 robbery, Kardashians massive $4 million engagement ring from Kanye West was among the valuables stolen, shortly after she had shared images of it on social media. The incident profoundly impacted her public behavior, leading her to largely avoid flaunting jewelry in her everyday posts and appearances.  While Kardashian has occasionally worn extravagant pieces for major eventssuch as her diamond-studded appearance at a 2024 wedding in India, or when she wore Princess Dianas amethyst cross pendant purchased for nearly $200,000 at a Sothebys auctionsuch moments have been rare. Notably, she had a public meltdown when she temporarily lost a large diamond at the Indian wedding. Despite these exceptions, Kardashian has maintained a mostly restrained public image regarding jewelry over the years, making her recent Instagram post all the more striking. The gesture appears to be a defiant message to those who attempted to intimidate her nearly 10 years ago, asserting that she remains undeterred and unbroken.The post Kim Kardashian posts jewellery video and gives middle finger to Paris robbers before trial appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.