Reality TV star Kim Kardashian and singer Beyonce Knowles may have healed their rift as they were spotted sitting together at tennis star Serena Williams wedding.
Kim and Beyonce, who always refrain from coming together on camera since the feud between their respective husbands Jay Z and Kanye West last year, were cordial and exchanged hellos with each other at the ceremony on Thursday, reports dailymail.co.uk.
In a few photographs, the two stars can be spotted clapping while Williams exchanged wedding vows with Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian.
Beyonce was joined by her Destiny's Child bandmate Kelly Rowland and her husband Tim Weatherspoon at the event.
According to sources, Kim and Beyonce were at the VIP bar together, toasting the bride and groom with champagne.
Neither Kanye nor Jay Z accompanied their wives to the ceremony.
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