Forces of attraction of hydrated potassium ion in aqueous solution
Dipole-dipole interaction, specifically, will probably not happen, or they at least won't contribute significantly to IMFs. The thing with these different chemical bonds is that they are mostly based in identical features, and sometimes calculated differently, taking different things in account.
An ionic bond will be stronger than a polar bond, so that is why dipole-dipole interaction seems irrelevant, in comparison to ion-dipole forces.

All the kinds of interaction mentioned are derivatives of electrostatic interaction, also know as Coulomb interaction. LDFs are a direct derivative of Van der Waals bonds, but if you look more physically at all those bonds you can think of them as electrostatic interaction.