Fans Divided After Kourtney Kardashian Shares Unseen 'Raunchy' Wedding Snaps
Topics: Celebrity, Kourtney Kardashian
Lucy Devine
Featured Image Credit: Kourtney Kardashian/Instagram
Topics: Celebrity, Kourtney Kardashian
Social media users are divided after Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker shared some rather raunchy unseen wedding snaps this week.
Posting a series of photos on their two-week anniversary, Kourtney explained: "Two weeks ago today, when we drove to the courthouse to sign our marriage license before our wedding ceremony in Italy."
In the images, Kourtney and Travis can be seen embracing on the hood of their car, as well as holding hands and kissing. The newlyweds are known for their PDA, having been spotted canoodling on the red carpet a number of times in recent months as well as on new show, The Kardashians.
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In the snaps, Kourtney is wearing a white mini dress, with red velvet heels and a veil. Meanwhile, Travis looks super-smart in slim-fit black suit.
Fans were a little divided over the snap, with some asking the pair to keep their 'private life private'.
One wrote: "We really don't want to see pictures of you straddling your man! Save the raunchy for your private life please."
Another said: "Not all the pictures are needed to be posted on ig girl, keep some in your privacy!"
But others were quick to defend the loved-up pair, with one fan explaining it was no one else's business while another added: "Every single pic is so hot."
Meanwhile, some fans told others to 'keep scrolling' if they couldn't say anything positive.
Last week, the couple celebrated their third wedding ceremony in beautiful Portofino, Italy, with all of their family and friends.
Kourtney and Travis shared identical posts shortly after the ceremony on Sunday evening, writing simply: "Happily ever after."
Travis, 46, and Kourt announced their engagement back in October 2021 and have since thrown a number of different ceremonies to celebrate.
The couple originally ran off to the One Love Chapel in Nevada back in April to be married by an Elvis impersonator without a wedding licence.