Lewis Hamilton and Kim Kardashian have been spotted attending a private group screening of “Michael”, the Antoine Fuqua-directed biopic that received a wide theatrical release on April 24, 2026 — with the viewing taking place just days before the Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix weekend (May 1–3).
Both Hamilton, 41, and Kardashian, 45, independently shared footage and images from what appeared to be the same exclusive screening session via their respective Instagram Stories. Neither offered explicit confirmation that they attended together, though the overlapping content from the same event fuelled widespread speculation across social media.
The screening represents the latest in a series of joint public appearances for the couple since dating rumours first emerged earlier in 2026. Hamilton and Kardashian made their relationship visible on Instagram in April through a video documenting a Ferrari joyride through Tokyo, and were subsequently photographed together at Coachella. Reports also indicate that Hamilton has met Kardashian’s children, a development widely regarded as a meaningful milestone in the relationship.
Attention has now turned to whether Kardashian will attend the Miami Grand Prix in person. The glamorous Florida event, held at the Miami International Autodrome, has long attracted a high-profile celebrity contingent and has been widely discussed as a natural setting for Kardashian’s potential debut in the Formula 1 paddock. As of the time of publication, neither Hamilton nor Kardashian has confirmed any such plans.
Commentators have drawn comparisons to the broader cultural moment that followed pop star Taylor Swift’s appearances at NFL games to support Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce — a phenomenon that measurably expanded the sport’s audience demographics. A Kardashian appearance at Miami, which features a Sprint format this season, could generate comparable mainstream visibility for the race weekend.
Hamilton, who joined Ferrari ahead of the 2025 season following his high-profile departure from Mercedes, is expected to be primarily focused on his on-track performance in Miami. The seven-time world champion has been navigating the demands of a new team environment alongside an increasingly prominent personal profile.
The timing of the biopic screening — held in the days immediately preceding a major race weekend — has drawn particular notice from fans and media. Whether Kardashian ultimately appears in the Ferrari garage or opts for a less public involvement in the Miami weekend remains unconfirmed.
