Just when you thought you knew everything there was to know about their relationship, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's body language at the 2020 Oscars after-party is here to reveal a whole new side of the power couple's relationship. While West and Kardashian have walked plenty of red carpets together, this particular appearance marks the first time they've walked the red carpet of the famed Vanity Fair Oscars after-party together. Hey, who says you can't still have firsts after almost a decade of love?
The two celebrated the occasion with some major PDA on the red carpet. There are pictures of West holding a smiling Kardashian tight by the waist, pictures of him kissing her neck as he holds her from behind, and pictures of them staring at each other lovingly while they have a quick red carpet chat. After analyzing a few of their epic red PDA-packed red carpet pictures, body language expert and author of Persuasion Point: Body Language and Speech for Influence, Traci Brown concludes it seems as though their relationship is doing super well at the moment. "They’ve got a good thing going right now," she says. If you need, like, way more detail on that, find Brown's analyses of four of their steamiest red carpet pictures below.
When I saw this picture I was floored by the PDA, but Brown says it's not as intense as it might look. "This seems like a ‘courtesy kiss.' Not a lot of connection." she says. "It’s just for show. He’s not even reaching for her with his hands."
That being said, Kardashian is making a slight move of her own. "She’s claiming him with her hand on his chest," notes Brown.
Someone please turn up the AC because Brown says "this one is super hot!"
"He’s showing her off and taking the back," she says. "And he’s nibbling on her neck. And the neck is one of the most sensitive and erotic places."
"This one is interesting," Brown says. "They’re leaning back a bit to take a better look at each other. But he’s still pulling her in."
All in all, it seems like Kardashian and West are in a good spot and I could not be happier for them.