KIM KARDASHIAN SHOWS UP FOR LEWIS HAMILTON AT MONACO GRAND PRIX AMID ROMANCE BUZZ. (PHOTO).

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 Kim Kardashian Shows Up for Lewis Hamilton at Monaco Grand Prix Amid Romance Buzz Kim Kardashian was among the familiar faces in Monaco this weekend as she attended the Monaco Grand Prix, where Lewis Hamilton is set to compete for Ferrari. The SKIMS founder, 45, was seen in Monte Carlo alongside her sister, Khloé Kardashian, and close family friend Simon Huck ahead of the highly anticipated race. The group had arrived in Monaco a day earlier, making their entrance by boat before taking in the Grand Prix festivities. Kim's appearance at the event comes as interest in her relationship with Hamilton continues to grow. Rumors linking the reality star and the Formula One champion first surfaced in February after reports of a romantic meeting in Paris. While the pair have only recently been connected romantically, their acquaintance stretches back more than a decade. They were seen together as far back as 2014 when both attended the GQ Men of the Year event. Earlier this year, fans noti...

AFCON 2025Q: EGUAVOEN DEFENDS IHEANACHO, SADIQ'S INVITATION. (PHOTO).


 AFCON 2025Q: Eguavoen defends Iheanacho, Sadiq’s invitation


Super Eagles caretaker coach, Augustine Eguavoen has defended some of his controversial call-ups to the Super Eagles.


Eguavoen was criticised for inviting the duo of Kelechi Iheanacho and Umar Sadiq for the Super Eagles 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Benin Republic and Rwanda.


Iheanacho and Sadiq have struggled for regular playing time at their respective clubs this season.


The likes of Cyriel Dessers, Tolu Arokodare and Josh Maja, who have been in good form in Europe, have been consistently overlooked by the gaffer.


Eguavoen claimed it is difficult to bring in new players into the team with the limited time they have to prepare for matches.


“I have had to stick with the players I know, it will be difficult I have not worked with previously because of the short time to prepare for these matches,” Eguavoen told Eagle7fm Sports Radio.


“We have had only three, four days for these matches, so the time is not there (to look closer at new players).”


He added: “Time is my biggest challenge because the calendar is so choked.


“I want to improve our large pool of players, so that we could have capable replacements.


“We should be patient when we have friendlies, we will try to bring some new players and work with them.


“I know Nigerians love this game so much, but sometimes we’re not patient.”

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