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Kim Kardashian Visits Troops, Star Makes Stop, Gets Slammed For Attire. The reality star took to Instagram on Monday, December 1 to show off some selfies and other photos she took during her visit.
[fwdevp preset_id=”8″ video_path=”QGipxmcMNNg”]Kardashian is the latest star to carry out the morale-boosting tradition of a celebrity visit to stationed troops and follows in a prestigious line of well-wishers from Marilyn Monroe to Elizabeth Taylor and the unrivaled Bob Hope.
The 34-year-old, who traveled from nearby Dubai for the visit, described the pre-Thanksgiving visit as amazing.
‘Just went to visit the U.S. troops at Port Khalifa for an early Thanksgiving surprise! Such an amazing experience! So thankful for all they do,’ she wrote on Twitter.
Kim was delighted to meet the servicemen and women working on the USS San Diego.
Kim marked the occasion on her Instagram account by posting several photos of herself as she toured the naval base.
Alongside a picture of herself and a beaming marine, Kim wrote: “When I was in Abu Dhabi I stopped by the USS San Diego navy ship to meet the troops. Had the best time seeing everyone (sic)”
The self-confessed selfie addict couldn’t resist snapping a photograph of herself surrounded by the troops in their uniforms.
In another picture, the beautiful brunette even shared a kiss with one lucky serviceman, which she captioned: “Kisses to the troops! Thank you for all you do! Was an honor to meet you all (sic)”
Kim looked suitably attired in a cropped khaki shirt which she wore over a camel-coloured jumpsuit, although she glammed things up with her bright red lipstick and gold accessories.
The ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’ star was also shown around the plant and given a tour of their helicopters and tanks.
She wrote: “Was very cool getting a tour and seeing the tanks! (sic)”
Before sharing a photograph of herself saluting, which Kim simply captioned: “Thank you (sic)”
Agencies/Canadajournal
