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Kim Kardashian thinks Khloé Kardashian and French Montana are "so cute" together.
The 33-year-old reality TV star, who is married to Kanye West, is thrilled to see her younger sister, 30, so happy following her split from estranged husband Lamar Odom in December after rumours he cheated on her and was addicted to cocaine.
In a clip for an upcoming episode of 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians,' Kim says: "It is so obvious that Khloé and French are dating. They are so cute and he is so sweet with her."
Kim surprises the couple, who started dating in March, at a Los Angeles nightclub during the episode after becoming suspicious about Khloé's love life.
But she later says: "I get why she's hesitant on introducing anyone to the family. But if she's out and about all over the world with this guy, there's no reason she shouldn't share it with her family."
Despite suggesting she approves of Moroccan-born French, Kim failed to invite the 'Pop That' rapper, 29, to her wedding in Florence, Italy in May.
A source said at the time: "Kim thinks French isn't a good fit for Khloé and doesn't want some random guy at the wedding.
"Momager Kris Jenner has also weighed in, saying it's to soon to bring French to family functions. This relationship isn't serious according to Khloé, she just wants to have some fun after all of the drama with Lamar."

Chris Martin is reportedly dating Jennifer Lawrence.
The Coldplay frontman, who announced his separation from Gwyneth Paltrow in late March after 10 years of marriage, has been hooking up with the 'Hunger Games' actress since her split from British actor Nicholas Hoult earlier this summer.
Sources told E! News that the duo quietly began spending lots of quality time together in late June.
Jennifer, 24, and the 'Magic' hitmaker, 37, were first spotted in deep conversation at the after-party for Coldplay's Royal Albert Hall gig in London on July 1, where an eyewitness told heat magazine that they spent over two hours side-by-side.
The source said at the time: "They were talking the whole time and being really flirty. There was a whole party of people wanting Chris' attention, but his eyes were only on her.
"He seemed really into her - how could you not fancy Jennifer Lawrence?"
The Oscar-winning beauty split from Nicholas, 24, a few months ago due to their hectic schedules.
The duo first broke-up in January 2013 after two years together, but reunited last summer after filming the new 'X-Men' movie together.
Meanwhile, Gwyneth, 41, who has daughter, Apple, 10, and son, Moses, eight, with Chris, has also moved on and is dating 'Glee' executive producer and co-creator Brad Falchuk.

Justin Bieber has hinted he and Selena Gomez have rekindled their relationship again.
The on-again, off-again couple - who first started dating in 2010 and most recently split last month - reportedly appeared "very close" after arriving separately for a Bible study class at the City Church in Los Angeles on Wednesday (13.08.14).
A source told the UK's the Daily Mirror newspaper: "Justin looked really comfortable with Selena as he still thinks their bond is unbreakable and knows that Selena will always love him.
"The pair sat next to each other while partaking in Bible study and seemed very close. They then left together in Bieber's car."
The Canadian 'Baby' singer also fuelled speculation they are back together after briefly sharing a blurry new photograph of the 'Come & Get It' hitmaker, 22, kissing his cheek as he holds her in his arms on his Instagram profile yesterday (14.08.14), with the caption: "Right now everything else is a blur."
He deleted the image seconds later.
The duo split last month after reuniting in June, and a source close to Selena previously said: "There will forever be an emotional connection for them, but they don't have a title to their relationship. He is not her boyfriend, but the feelings are always going to be there."

Nick Jonas insists there is no bad blood between him and his brothers.
The 21-year-old singer says his older siblings, Kevin, 26, and Joe, 24, who disbanded their squeaky clean band, The Jonas Brothers, last year, were the first people to hear his new single 'Chains' and are "very supportive" of his solo career.
He said: "They heard it before everyone else did. They loved it. They were really positive. It was great to feel that from them. They all have their things going on as well."
He added: "We're supportive for each other till the end."
Despite still being on good terms with his former bandmates, Nick admits he had some fears about going out on his own.
He told E! News: "There are moments when you sort of question yourself like anything and wonder if you're making the right move forward, but I feel like the minute I really started creating, I came to a place where I was locked in and felt like I was making the right move, pushing myself and continuing to be around people that make me better. And it's been a great process. I'm really looking forward to people hearing the whole record."

Kendra Wilkinson felt like she "was getting shot" when she first heard rumours Hank Baskett had cheated on her.
The former Playboy model, who has children Hank IV, four, and Alijah, three months, with her husband, admits she flushed her wedding rings down the toilet after the former NFL star was accused of having an affair with a transexual model while she was eight months pregnant earlier this year.
In an emotional clip for her upcoming reality TV series, 'Kendra on Top,' the blonde beauty says: "I felt like it was not even a punch, I was getting shot."
She also tells a friend: "Our marriage is down the drain. I flushed my wedding rings down the toilet."
A source previously revealed that Kendra is planning to dump Hank, as soon as cameras stop rolling for the new season of the show, which will hit TV screens in October.
The insider said: "If it were up to Kendra, she's have him out of the house sooner rather than later.
"She wants Hank out when filming is over, which is just a month or two more. It's only a matter of time.
"Having him there is a constant reminder of everything that's happened."

Robin Williams' fans want him to be immortalised in the video game 'The Legend of Zelda'.
The Mrs. Doubtfire actor - who committed suicide earlier this week - was such a big fan of the popular fantasy themed action-adventure game series that he named his only daughter after the titular character.
And now fans are calling for the much-loved star to be memorialised in an upcoming sequel and have started an online petition to have a character in the next instalment of 'The Legend of Zelda' to be named after him, according to TMZ.com.
The petition listed on change.org - which has so far received 77,000 signatures - is asking for the next incarnation of the game to feature a character named Robin.
It reads: "He won't get to play it, but he'll live on forever in a universe he always loved."
In addition to naming his daughter - who has brothers Zak, 31, and 22-year-old Cody - after the video game, the 'Flubber' funnyman also appeared in two advertisements for it.
The 63-year-old star was found in his home in California on Monday (11.08.14) and is said to have taken his own life due to his struggles with depression.
He was also in the early stages of Parkinson's Disease, a condition which he hadn't yet told the public he was suffering from.

Blake Lively says her family "is probably too involved" in her life.
The former 'Gossip Girl' star admits her mother, Elaine, was a huge source of inspiration for her new lifestyle website Preserve, and she also ran most ideas past her parents and siblings.
The 26-year-old beauty said: "My family is probably too involved in my life because they are my best friends, but I love that.
"My mom is better at this than I could ever imagine being. She's just amazing at finding the most incredible treasures."
Blake insists she is a very hands-on boss at her new company and doesn't like to take advantage of her employees.
She said: "I'm the assistant at photo shoots, running around making sure everyone has food and the photographer has all of his equipment. But I also wanted to learn web design and how to code and upload products."
She added to PEOPLE magazine: "I think it's important to understand what goes into everyone's job. When I make a decision, it's easy for people to say okay, but then they're in the office until 3am, and I don't even know. If I understand the implications, then I can be the best leader that I can be."
Blake's husband Ryan Reynolds is her biggest cheerleader.
She said: "This is something that I've loved forever. He loves seeing me doing something I'm passionate about."

Demi Lovato admits she has "grown apart" from Selena Gomez.
The 'Heart Attack' hitmaker and the 22-year-old star were rumoured to have fallen out after Demi unfollowed her on Twitter last month, and she has now spoken out about it for the first time insisting the pair have "changed".
When asked why she took such action on the social networking site on Bravo's 'Watch What Happens Live', she said: "I think it's just one of those things where people change and people grow apart."
The 21-year-old singer also doesn't appear to hold much of a torch for Selena's on/off boyfriend Justin Bieber as she joked she wanted to kill him.
When asked by host Andy Cohen who she would want to sh*g, marry or kill out of Joe Jonas, Simon Cowell or the 'Never Say Never' hitmaker, she quipped: "I'd kill Bieber. I'd kill Simon. F**k, I'd kill Joe, too!
"No, Joe and I are good friends, so I wouldn't kill him. I'd keep him around."
When asked again which one of the trio she would have sex with, she replied: "None."
Demi sparked speculation she and Selena had fallen out when she unfollowed her on Twitter in July shortly after posting a cryptic angry message.
In a post that was later deleted, she allegedly wrote: "Swimming away from the bullsh*t bye b*tch (sic)"

Taylor Swift dances at awards shows to get over her nerves.
The 24-year-old singer admits she used to feel anxious going to huge ceremonies but she decided to get over her worries by throwing some shapes to the acts who play at the glittering events because she wants to make the most of the occasion.
She said: "I used to get really nervous at awards shows because, seemingly, they're a huge pressure cooker. And everybody seems to be sitting there trying to look more unaffected by being at this awards show than the next person next to them.
"That can have an effect on you, and so you're in the front row and you're sitting there like, 'Maybe I should sit here like this.'
"A couple years ago I just decided, 'No. This is the coolest concert you could ever go to.' "
While the 'I Knew You Were Trouble' hitmaker enjoys dancing the night away at various awards ceremonies, she is well aware her moves do not look "cool".
Speaking on 'Late Night with Seth Meyers', she said: "This is like all these incredible acts playing their biggest songs and I get to be front row and I'm going to dance during this because I feel like it - and not because it looks cool, because it doesn't."