AceShowbiz - Kim Kardashian and Kanye West make their kids their top priority as they show a united front while supporting their son Saint. The former spouses, who split in 2021, showed up at the young boy's soccer game in Los Angeles on Sunday, May 7.

In pictures obtained by TMZ, the SKIMS founder could be seen relaxing in a folding chair by the field. The mom of four, who went all-black for the occasion, had Saint sitting on her lap.

The Yeezy designer, meanwhile, was standing a few feet behind her. He also opted for an all-black look for the sporty event. The news outlet additionally noted that the exes actually made small talk here and there, showing zero sign of animosity or friction.

Ye previously brought his new wife Bianca Censori to North West's basketball game. Kim also attended the event, but TMZ claimed that Ye and Bianca only stayed for a brief moment before making their exit in the "Donda" artist's SUV. It was also said that the Chicago rapper and the reality TV star showed up to the game at separate times.

Kim and Ye's good co-parenting aside, Kim made headlines for throwing a special fire truck-themed early birthday party for their youngest child, Psalm West, who will turn 4 on Tuesday, May 9. The party featured balloon art and refreshments depicting firefighters, fire trucks, flames and Dalmatians.

There were firefighter costumes personalized with name tags for the kids. Kim also invited several special guests, real firefighters from a station in Santa Fe Springs, California to the party who gave the guests rides on their fire truck.

"Alright, we're here at Psalm's fire truck birthday party," "The Kardashians" star said in a video showing of the firefighters standing in front of their fire truck on her Instagram Story. "Gotta love our firefighters who help us in Calabasas all the time. We love you guys."

The official Instagram account of Santa Fe Springs fire department also reposted Kim's video on their page. "Today SFSFR members were asked to be a part of @kimkardashian sons 4th birthday party," the caption read. "Firefighters were sent in our original fire engine from 1958!"

"Thank you for having us on your special day. Psalm, you have a job waiting for you whenever you're ready! #santafesprings #sfsfirefighters #sfsfire #sfsfr #sfsfd #santafespringsfire #firefighters #local3507 @californiafirefighter @thefirebrigade," it added.