Who else would a billionaire go on double dates with but...another billionaire?

On Monday, April 11, Kim Kardashian and boyfriend Pete Davidson were spotted getting cozy in West Hollywood, CA. As seen in photos obtained by Page Six, the pair went on a double date with Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez, going to dinner at celebrity hot spot A.O.C.

Earlier that day, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians alum took to Instagram to post some lovey-dovey pictures of her and the comedian following a previous late night dinner over the weekend.

That night, the PDA fest continued, with the couple all over eachother as they left the restaurant and smiled for paparazzi. The SNL star kept his arms wrapped tight aroung the SKIMS founder while they walked to her car after a fun night out.

For the outing, Kim wore a Canadian tuxedo, tucking her denim button-up into her high-waisted wide leg jeans. She wore her hair bone straight and parted down the middle, finishing the simple look with black sunglasses and a pop of color in her neon pumps.

Pete matched his girlfriend’s style, wearing a similar wash blue jeans with a blue Uncle Paulie’s hoodie. He completeld the casual outfit with a pair of black Converse Chuck 70’s, a grey baseball hat, and soome black sunglasses.

Bezos and Sánchez went a little more upscale with their ensembles, with Lauren wearing a short blush dress with a thick black belt at the waist. She paired that with some black heels and her signature dark hair cascading past her shoulders. The Amazon founder wore a black button up and a pair of grey slacks, holding his girlfriend’s hand as they exited the restaurant behind Kim and Pete.

This wasn’t the first time Kardashian and Davidson hung out with Bezos and Sanchez for a double date. Back in January, the duo dined at the billionaire’s Los Angeles compound.

While we’re not sure how they became friends, Bezos and the comedian were set to launch into space together on a Blue Origin shuttle. Davidson later backed out, with the aerospace company announcing in March that he was “no longer able to join the NS-20 crew on this mission.”