Kendall Jenner and Bad Bunny Spark Rekindled Romance in Barbados

Love appears to be back in the air for supermodel Kendall Jenner and Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny as rumours circulate about a rekindled romance in the enchanting backdrop of Barbados. Speculations gained momentum after the duo spent a cosy New Year’s Eve together, escaping the city’s hustle and bustle. This development comes just days after reports of their separation had left fans heartbroken.

An insider revealed to The US Sun on Monday, “They are very different people, and nobody ever saw their relationship going the distance, but they have a lot of fun together and missed each other since the split.” The source added, “They were with friends in the Caribbean over New Year, and since getting back, they’ve been dating again.”

The elusive couple, known for their low profile, has surfaced at events and shared intimate moments in Los Angeles. Despite their discretion, sightings reveal their presence in Brentwood dining spots. The insider hinted, “They’ve snuck into events together, been to dinner in Brentwood, and hung out in private now that they are back in LA.”

Fueling speculation, Bad Bunny was reportedly spotted at Kendall Jenner’s Beverly Glenn Estates residence, even driving her car, suggesting a determination to reconcile. Awaiting official confirmation, insiders hint at a cautious approach, possibly leading to an official reunion. No surprises are expected.

TMZ reported the 28-year-old model and 29-year-old rapper rekindled their connection in Barbados. The trip included mutual friends like Justin and Hailey Bieber. However, sources informed TMZ that there is no official reconciliation or romantic involvement at the moment.

In February 2023, Kendall Jenner and Bad Bunny sparked dating rumours, attending high-profile events together. Their romance became gradually official. Despite their public outings and social media presence, their relationship reportedly came to an end in December of the same year, lasting less than a year. An insider told ET, “They knew going into this that it likely wouldn’t be a forever type of relationship, and that was mutually understood from the get-go.”