Kendall Jenner keeps it casual in jeans and a T-shirt as she surfaces in LA… after Bad Bunny romance ‘fizzled out’
Kendall Jenner cut a casual figure as she was spotted running errands in chilly Los Angeles this week.
The 28-year-old supermodel draped her slim body in a loose-fitting T-shirt, which she wore tucked in, highlighting her slim waist.
She donned a pair of high-waisted jeans that accentuated her vertiginous legs and fended off the chill in a boyfriend-fit jacket.
Wearing a baseball cap and a bulging red handbag, she accentuated her unmistakable features with heavy makeup.
Her curtains of silky dark hair flowed freely in the wind, framing her complexion and her sleek dark oval sunglasses.
Kendall Jenner cut a casual figure as she was spotted running errands in chilly Los Angeles this week
The 28-year-old supermodel draped her slim body in a loose-fitting T-shirt, which she wore tucked in, highlighting her slim waist
Kendall’s latest sighting comes about a month after it emerged that she and her steamy boyfriend Bad Bunny had ended their romance.
“Kendall and Bad Bunny have been doing their own thing lately and things between them have slowly spiraled out of control,” the insider said. Entertainment tonight.
“They both knew it probably wouldn’t be a relationship forever, and that was mutually understood from the start.”
The source noted, “They have insanely busy schedules and know they are still young and have a lot more to experience individually before settling down.”
The insider dismissed the idea that there was “any negativity between them,” claiming that “they still want the best for each other.”
According to the source, “Kendall’s family still thinks highly of him,” adding that the Kardashian-Jenner clan “just wants her to be with the one who makes her happy, treats her with love and respect, and someone who understands and can handle the attention. comes together to date her with poise and grace.”
The news broke a month after Kendall posted a cryptic message that left fans wondering about the state of her romance with Bad Bunny.
In mid-November, she took to her Instagram, uploaded a photo of the sunset and declared, “what’s meant for me will just find me.”
Kendall’s latest sighting comes about a month after it was revealed that she and her steamy boyfriend Bad Bunny had ended their romance; pictured in May
“Kendall and Bad Bunny have been doing their own thing lately and things started to fizzle out between them,” an insider told Entertainment Tonight; pictured in September
The line was a reference to her recent Calvin Klein campaign, in which she teased, “I don’t chase, I attract.” What’s meant for me will just find me.’
Her fans jumped into the comments and started asking about her love life, convinced her post was a veiled jab at her boyfriend.
“Did conejo malo hurt you??!” wrote one, using the Spanish expression for “Bad Bunny,” who is from Puerto Rico and performs in Spanish.
Although Kendall and Bad Bunny have been seen on dates together since February, they have remained tight-lipped about the relationship in public.
When the topic came up during Kendall’s interview with WSJ Magazine last summer she provided no further details beyond “no comment.”
She did shed light on why she has chosen to take such a private stance towards her love life, which has also included Blake Griffin and Devin Booker in the past.
Kendall wants to maintain a “balance between keeping things private and keeping things sacred,” she explained to the magazine.
Her goal is “also not to let the unfortunate frustration and stress of everyone trying to join in keep me from enjoying my part.” Does that make any sense?’
The news broke a month after Kendall posted a cryptic message that left fans wondering about the state of her romance with Bad Bunny.
She added, “I try my best to do things as privately as possible because I think that’s the healthier way to handle relationships anyway.”
Bad Bunny chose to remain just as secretive about Kendall when he reported Rolling stone recently – and for similar reasons.
‘I know something will come of it. I know (people) are going to say something. People know everything about me, so what else can I protect?’ he asked.
‘My private life, my personal life. That’s the only answer. At the end of the day, all I have is my privacy,” Bad Bunny explained.
“We are in the worst time, the worst time for other people’s privacy; not only artists, but also people. Today, no one respects anyone’s privacy or life.”
He is realistic about the fact that ‘(f)ans always want to know more, but I don’t focus on that. I will always live my way.’
In his new album Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana (Nobody Knows What Will Happen Tomorrow), Bad Bunny addresses the criticism of his private life.
During his opening song, he distinguishes his “real fans” from people who are “so stupid” that they think they “know the lives of famous people.”