Kim Kardashian Returns to 'The Fear of 13' on Broadway with Lewis Hamilton

Kim Kardashian made another trip to see the Broadway production of The Fear of 13 on Tuesday, May 5, bringing her boyfriend Lewis Hamilton along for the experience.

The reality TV personality and entrepreneur, now 45, had already attended the show just two days prior on Sunday, when she brought along family members Kris Jenner, Kylie Jenner, and Kendall Jenner, as well as Kylie's boyfriend Timothee Chalamet. Tuesday's outing marked her second viewing of the play within a span of three days.

This marks Hamilton's first time seeing the production. Photos from the evening were shared on TMZ.

Following the Sunday performance, Kardashian joined actors Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson on stage, along with Nick Yarris, the real-life subject of the play, for a discussion about the significance of the narrative and its connection to efforts aimed at freeing wrongfully imprisoned individuals.

Kardashian recently made her debut as a Broadway producer through her involvement with the project. In a statement released on April 13, she explained her decision to take on the role, framing it within her broader commitment to criminal justice reform.

"My commitment to criminal justice reform has always been about more than just policy – it's about people," she wrote. "I've learned that sometimes the most effective way to change minds is through a powerful story. The Fear of 13 is that story. It's a raw, honest look at Nick Yarris's wrongful conviction and the systemic failures that kept him behind bars for twenty years. I couldn't be prouder to make my Broadway producing debut with a project that carries such vital weight."

The production tells the true story of Yarris, the first person sentenced to death in Pennsylvania to be exonerated through DNA evidence. In the play, Brody portrays Yarris, who spent more than two decades on death row for a murder he maintains he did not commit. Thompson plays Jackie, a volunteer who visits Nick in prison. As their conversations unfold, the boundaries between observer and participant become increasingly blurred, exploring themes of justice, belief, and the distinction between true freedom and perceived autonomy.

The Fear of 13 will remain on Broadway through July 12.