Reggie Bush and Lilit Avagyan take to Instagram with family to mark anniversary of Armenian Genocide
Reggie Bush and his wife Lilit Avagyan took to social media with their children on Tuesday on the 103rd anniversary of the Armenian genocide.
The 33-year-old former pro football player and his family wore black T-shirts reading 'Our Wounds Are Still Open 1915'.
'From us to our kids and down to their kids and on and on will never forget #1915neveragain Armenian Genocide will not be forgotten. My heart belongs to my roots,' Lilit, 30, wrote in the caption for her roughly 160,000 followers.
The Armenia native and Reggie began dating in 2011 after his split from Kim Kardashian, 37, whose late father Robert was third-generation Armenian-American.
Kim also recently posted a tender family portrait on social media of herself with husband Kanye West, 40, and their children North, four; Saint, two and three-month-old daughter Chicago.
'Party of 5,' she wrote in the caption.
The reality star took to social media on Monday to express her support for the people of Armenia after their prime minister was forced from office following 11 days of protest.
Kim shared a photo from her April 2015 trip to the nation and wrote in the caption: 'It's so inspiring to see all Armenians united in peaceful protests making a difference. It’s a historic day for Armenia.'
'I used this image of me in Armenia because this woman touched my heart and to me she represents the heart of so many strong Armenians!,' she added.
Armenia's prime minister Serzh Sargsyan resigned on Monday after citizens protested the politician and a change in the government that let him continue leading the country after exhausting his 10-year term limit as president.
Thousands of demonstrators marched in Hollywood on Tuesday to mark the 103rd anniversary of the Armenian genocide.
Many carried red, blue and orange flags as they demanded Turkey recognize the 1915 killing of some 1.5 million Armenians by the Ottoman Empire.
Kim during her 2015 trip to Armenia with sister Khloe, 33, husband Kanye and daughter North visited the Armenian Genodice memorial Tsitsernakaberd in Yerevan.