Contrary to Kim Kardashian’s vows to keep her relationship lowkey, she and beau Kanye West can be seen striking a very risqué pose for the cover of L’Officiel Hommes, a French fashion mag.

In a recent interview with DuJour magazine, Kardashian stated West was teaching her “a lot about privacy” and that she was “ready to be a little less open about some things, like my relationships. I’m realizing everyone doesn’t need to know everything. I’m shifting my priorities.”

Either the reality TV star forgot her heartfelt words or she’s attempting to redefine what “a little less open” actually means. Judging from the black and white cover of L’Officiel Hommes, we’re thinking it means wearing as little clothing as possible, getting into the “proper” position and looking like you’re absolutely exhilarated for the camera.

Yes, the racy cover isn’t exactly what you imagine from two soon-to-be parents but come on, it’s . . . endearing? And you know the French, they love a little tête-à-tête.

h/t Redefined Hype

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