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Kylie Jenner Denies Date With Tyga Amidst Breakup With Travis Scott
Kylie Jenner has just confirmed split from Travis Scott but denied having a date with her ex Tyga. She said that they’re now focused on co-parenting Stormi.
Kylie Jenner has just confirmed split from Travis Scott but denied having a date with her ex Tyga. She said that they’re now focused on co-parenting Stormi.

Kylie split from Travis Scott wasn’t the result of a cheating scandal or a blowup fight, they were simply done in by a harsh dose of reality.
According to TMZ, their decision to break things off came weeks ago, following a very long honeymoon phase that was full of love, touring, going on vacations and of course … raising their daughter, Stormi, together.

We’re told after Travis’ Astroworld tour wrapped up and the two got back from Kylie’s lavish birthday getaway, everything slowed down and they were confronted by the grind of normal life and things felt different between them.

We’re told Kylie and Travis tried to work it out for a while, including around the time she accompanied him to his ‘Look Mom I Can Fly’ documentary premiere in Santa Monica on Aug. 27 but couldn’t make it happen.
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