Kim Kardashian And Kanye West Step Out In New York In Matching Bomber ...

Ok, in all serious, Kim looked happy with a smile on her face, her boyfriend and father of her child didn't look exactly pleased; which is unsurprising given that the rapper is known for a serious persona.

The couple wore matching outfits which unsurprisingly consisted of black.

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Kim had her hair slicked back and wore a clingy low-cut black dress and thigh high black suede boots.

The reality star wore a blue bomber jacket over the top her outfit, no doubt to keep away the cold New York chill.

Kanye donned a black t-shirt and leather pants which a had a rip in at the knee.

The Yeezus hit maker wore black trainers, a black scarf and a brown bomber jacket to complete the look.

If reports are accurate, Kanye could becoming more than just her husband; RadarOnline says that Kanye has taken control over Kim's business interests leaving Kris Jenner as Kim's mom and no longer her momager.

A source told the American showbiz website: 'Kanye is now totally in charge of Kim's career and his non-stop wheeling and dealing is leaving Kris out of control.

'Kanye has managed to get Kim to cut her magazine and media appearances by a shocking level and that's going directly against Kris' plan to seize every publicity opportunity offered to her daughters.'

The source added: 'Kanye has ordered Kim to run out the clock on several of her fashion endorsement projects, including the lucrative deal with Sears which she shares with her sisters.'

The insider also explained to the website, that in Kanye's bid for Kim to become more respected, he has started to freeze out Kris- the woman who made her famous in the first place.

'His goal is to get people to respect Kim and take her seriously - it's basically the same kind of thing he did when he was launching his rap career after being known primarily as a producer,' the anonymous friend shared. 'He's alienating Kris and that's going to be a long-term problem for him that won't go away.'