It was suspected, but things could finally be official. Lewis Hamilton and Kim Kardashian, rumored to be a couple for months, may have just taken a big step, and not just any way! The seven-time F1 world champion released the third installment of his mini-series Tokyo Drift on April 6, 2026, with a very special guest, much to the delight of fans.
Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton: Have they just made their relationship official?
In this video shot in the streets of Tokyo, Lewis Hamilton shows off his skills behind the wheel of a flashy red Ferrari F40. For several minutes, he revs the engine, performs donuts, and carefully sets the scene. Then, just when you think the video is ending, surprise! In a cloud of smoke, Kim Kardashian appears as a passenger. Smiling, seemingly impressed, she simply says, “It’s amazing.” This was enough to get the internet buzzing!
Because for several months, rumors about the couple have been circulating. Spotted together in Paris, the Cotswolds, or even Arizona, the two stars have kept things ambiguous. Identical sunset photos, discreet outings, a notable appearance at the Super Bowl—everything seemed to indicate a budding romance. But with this carefully planned appearance in such a symbolic video for Hamilton, it’s hard to call it a coincidence… Their love story seems to be well and truly underway, at full speed!
A video from Lewis Hamilton eagerly awaited by his subscribers
Beyond the noticeable presence of the Kardashian clan star, this video marks the return of a legendary series created by Hamilton a few years ago. Remember, Hamilton’s “Tokyo Drift” started in 2022. At that time, he unveiled a first video inspired by the movie Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift, where he raced through the streets of the Japanese capital in a Nissan Skyline R34 GTR, doing donuts in a parking lot. Despite some trouble with the Japanese rental company that lent him the car, Omoshiro Rent-A-Car, claiming the video wasn’t authorized and that such driving is strictly prohibited.
Nevertheless, Hamilton did it again in 2024, much to the delight of his fans, once again with a Nissan Skyline R34 GTR, under the lights of the Tokyo Tower. In March 2026, when the driver arrived at a car gathering in Tokyo before the 2026 Japanese Grand Prix, behind the wheel of a legendary Ferrari F40, social media exploded, predicting a new edition of the cult series. They were not wrong, as this is precisely the video the Briton has just shared.
