Kim Kardashian and sister Khloe are solemn in matching jumpsuits as they visit Armenian genocide memorial

Kim and Khloe visit the memorial

Kim Kardashian and her younger sister Khloe Kardashian may have spent the majority of their trip to Armenia taking and sharing selfies.

But the reality sisters were sombre and dignified on Friday afternoon when they paid a visit to the genocide memorial, which commemorates the 1915 mass killing of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire.

The usually jovial sisters looked solom as they attended the heartbreaking memorial, walking side-by-side.

Kim kept her curves contained in a sophisticated red playsuit, while sister Khloe covered up in a high-necked blue number.

The sisters carried flowers

The pair opted for simple hairstyles - Kim wearing her brunette locks down and straight, and Khloe scooping hers up in a high ponytail.

The sisters were seen carrying bunches of red flowers as they paid their respects on Friday afternoon.

Yesterday the reality stars and their cousins mer the Prime Minister.

Dressed like a million dollars, the beauties, along with two cousins, sat down for dinner with Hovik Abrahamyan and officials, while in the capital, Yerevan.

Kim and Kanye at the genocide memorial

According to reports, he praised their contribution to "international recognition and condemnation of the Armenian genocide".

A Government statement read: "The Kardashians apologised for not speaking Armenian but said they are learning their native language.

"They pledged to continue the struggle for international recognition and condemnation of the Armenian genocide."

Kim and Khloe visit the genocide memorial

Kim, 34, and Khloe, 30, have been posting dozens of pics from their trip and had official photographs taken during their important meeting with the Prime Minister.

After dolling themselves up, Khlo posed with her sister in front of the Mother Armenia statue in Yerevan and explain to fans how significant it is.

"The Mother Armenia statue symbolizes peace through strength," she said. "It can remind viewers of some of the prominent female figures in Armenian history. Who took up arms to help their husbands in their clashes with Turkish troops and Kurdish irregulars. I am woman hear me roar! Blessed to be here!!!"