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Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott Have Called Off Their Relationship Again

Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott have ended their romantic relationship again, inside sources have reportedly revealed to US Weekly.

They were spotted holding hands at Coachella in early 2017, where the news of their love story began.

Their daughter, Stormi, was born in Feb. 2018, and they separated in late 2019. However, a few months later, in early 2020, they reunited, and they welcomed their son, whose name has not been formally announced, in February 2022.

The couple has had an on-and-off relationship.

"Kylie and Travis are off again, they were supposed to spend the holidays together, but she went to Aspen to be with her family and friends up there,” the insider says of the former couple. “This has happened so many times before, they’re known to be on again and off again, but always remain friends and great co-parents,” said a source to US Weekly. 

They will remain amicable, co-parenting Stormi and her brother.

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