The couple put on the PDA as they cruised the Hudson river aboard friend Loren Ridinger's yacht, along with retired NBA star Scottie Pippen and his wife Larsa.
Kim, who's currently four months pregnant, uploaded a number of snaps with the 38-year-old rapper, who in an unusual turn of events appeared to be smiling in most of them.
Kanye saved his biggest smile for when the couple's two-year-old daughter North jumped onto his lap for a hug, while Kim's camera instincts spun her head almost 180 degrees to ensure she was looking at the lens as the photo was snapped.
Kim Kardashian kisses husband Kanye West beneath exploding fireworks as they celebrate Independence Day in New York!
There was fireworks in the air for Kim Kardashian and Kanye West on Saturday night.
And there was a pyrotechnical show going on in the background too.
The 34-year-old posted a soppy picture of her kissing her husband as they celebrated Independence Day in New York.
The couple put on the PDA as they cruised the Hudson river aboard friend Loren Ridinger's yacht, along with retired NBA star Scottie Pippen and his wife Larsa.
Kim, who's currently four months pregnant, uploaded a number of snaps with the 38-year-old rapper, who in an unusual turn of events appeared to be smiling in most of them.
Kanye saved his biggest smile for when the couple's two-year-old daughter North jumped onto his lap for a hug, while Kim's camera instincts spun her head almost 180 degrees to ensure she was looking at the lens as the photo was snapped.
The couple put on the PDA as they cruised the Hudson river aboard friend Loren Ridinger's yacht, along with retired NBA star Scottie Pippen and his wife Larsa.
Kim, who's currently four months pregnant, uploaded a number of snaps with the 38-year-old rapper, who in an unusual turn of events appeared to be smiling in most of them.
Kanye saved his biggest smile for when the couple's two-year-old daughter North jumped onto his lap for a hug, while Kim's camera instincts spun her head almost 180 degrees to ensure she was looking at the lens as the photo was snapped.