Pregnant Kim Kardashian is mobbed by fans as she arrives on the Ivory Coast... just hours before bogus shooting panic 

She was left in a panic after her family became the latest victims of a dangerous joke which saw police called to the Jenner household amid claims a shooting had taken place.
But Kim Kardashian looked the picture of happiness as she was mobbed by fans when she arrived at Abidjan on the Ivory Coast on Friday evening.
Beaming from ear-to-ear as she was swamped by locals keen to catch a glimpse of America's first lady of reality television, the 32-year old star seemed a little overwhelmed as she made her way through arrivals.

Eager: Kim Kardashian couldn't keep the smile off her face as she was mobbed by an army of fans upon her arrival in the Ivory Coast on Friday

Surrounded by a group of burly security guards, the petite brunette was presented with a stunning bouquet of flowers as she prepared to make her way out to a waiting car.

Kim looked effortlessly stylish upon her arrival, teaming a simple black ensemble with a chic stone-coloured belted mac while disguised her tiny baby bump.
Writing on her Twitter page, she said: 'We out here Abidjan Côte d'Ivoire Thanks for everything Guyzo people!'

Queen bee: Hundreds of fans attempted to catch a glimpse of the first lady of reality television as she touched down in Abidjan

Stylish: The pregnant star looked effortlessly chic in a stone-coloured belted mac as she posed alongside a fan for a photograph

The pregnant reality star made sure to keep her followers updated with her every move, even while she was on her flight, tweeting a snap of her make-up free.
Alongside the candid picture, Kim wrote: '11 hr flight....6 hrs to go!!! #nomakeup #nofilter.'
But it would seem Kim's happy and relaxed mood wasn't set to last for long.
Just a matter of hours later, a 15-strong SWAT team were sent to Kris and Bruce Jenner's California mansion on Friday afternoon; with at least two helicopters hovering up above as back-up.

Flower power: The 32-year-old star was presented with a beautiful bouquet of flowers upon her arrival

Jet-setter: Kim made sure to keep her Twitter followers up to date with her arrival in the Ivory Coast

Kim Kardashian, 32, tweeted her panic from the Ivory Coast after being informed of the commotion, which was sparked by a bogus call to the police claiming a shooting had taken place at the Calabasas home.
Her younger sisters, Kendall and Kylie were less dramatic and saw the funny side of it all... as did patriarch Bruce, who posed for an instagram with the police officers.
Kylie Tweeted 'my neighbours officially think I'm crazy' to which her sister Kendall replied: 'Our whole household is crazy.'

Au naturel: Kim posted a snap of her make-up free on her flight

The 17-year-old then posted a picture of her father merrily posing with officers in front of the mansion's famous sweeping staircase; and of the squad cars lined up outside the home.

Kim, of course, was a tad more dramatic.
She wrote: 'Just got a call from my mom telling me about this prank call that someone was shot in their home & 15 swat team & 3 helicopters showed up!'

Never miss a photo opportunity, Kardashian 101: Bruce Jenner posed merrily with the police offers who were called to his house to investigate a bogus shooting on Friday

'I love it when 8 police officers show up at my door and 10 cop cars are outside my house': Kendall Jenner made an Instagram homage to the drama

Panic: Kim Kardashian Tweeted concern after her mother Kris Jenner's house was surrounded by a Swat team and helicopters following report of a shooting

Kim added: 'These prank calls are not funny! People can get arrested for this! I hope they find out who is behind this. It's dangerous & not a joke!'
Kendall wrote, alongside her montage of the events: 'I love it when 8 police officers show up at my door and 10 cop cars are outside my house. just another casual Friday evening at the Jenner household. #nbd #EveryonesOk'
These pranks seem to be becoming an increasingly common occurrence, with police being sent to Tom Cruise’s house following a report about an alleged armed intruder on the property on Thursday. Drama: Kim, who is currently on the Ivory Coast, Tweeted her panic over the commotion back in Calabasas, California

Advice: Lest we be confused about where Kim stands on the pranks, she Tweeted this to her followers

Scene of the confusion: A 15 strong SWAT team and helicopters rushed to the Jenner home in Calabasas, California after a bogus report of a shooting

The call that alerted police is now believed to be a prank after Los Angeles Police Department officers arrived on the scene and found nothing suspicious.
The action star and his family were not at the mansion when the incident occurred Thursday afternoon.
The only ones home were Cruise's security team and personal chef, all of whom had no idea what was going on when the crew of police and SWAT officers appeared.

K-Dash men: Bruce stopped for coffee before all the drama while his future son-in-law Kanye West enjoyed high fashion in Paris at the Givenchy show

The Jenners and Cruise are the latest in a growing group of celebrities to be the victim of 'swatting', where someone prank calls the police department saying that there was a criminal incident in process.
Recently a 12-year-old boy was arrested in relation to similar incidents which occurred at the homes of Ashton Kutcher and Justin Bieber.
Police were called to the 34-year-old 'Two And A Half Men' star and the 18-year-old Canadian popstar's houses, after police received anonymous calls claiming the properties were being robbed and in some cases victims had been taken hostage.
Insiders have revealed that the suspect lives with his mother in what has been described as an 'incredibly dysfunctional' home and refused to attend school recently because he prefers communicating with other hackers on his computer.
Arrangements are now being made to move him into a more stable foster home

Scene: LAPD officers responded to a prank call saying that shots were fired in Tom Cruise's Beverly Hills mansion only to find out that there was no criminal activity going on and the call had been a hoax