Travis Scott may be rekindling his relationship with Keeping Up With the Kardashians star Kylie Jenner after his recent home purchase. The former couple is currently co-parenting their 2-year-old daughter Stormi Webster.
Scott and Jenner were longtime friends before they began dating in April 2017. Soon after they met, Jenner joined Scott on his Bird’s Eye View tour. Jenner became pregnant about a month after the pair got together. Their relationship was characterized by grand gestures often documented on social media like when Scott bought Jenner a $1.4 million rare Ferrari as a push present or when Jenner rented out Six Flags for Scott’s birthday. After two years together, the couple split in October 2019.
People broke the news of Scott’s $23.5 million home purchase in an exclusive story. The home is reportedly “family-friendly” and boasts a 10,000 square-foot backyard with panoramic views of Los Angeles. The modern, neutral-toned aesthetic is similar to the $36.5 million mansion Jenner recently bought in Holmby Hills, California. Scott purchased the Brentwood, California, mansion at almost half the original listing price of $42 million with cash. The home has three floors with seven bathrooms and a 20 car “auto-gallery” garage.
In the past, the couple split the cost of a $13.4 million mansion in Beverly Hills, California. It’s unclear whether either of them still own the home but neither of them seem to be living there. With their history of cohabitating, it wouldn’t be surprising if Scott bought the place as a space for the two to share. The home features many amenities Jenner would appreciate like the spacious garage, modern design and glass tiled pool. With the extensive and luxurious outdoor space, there’s plenty of room to host Jenner’s sizeable extended family.
With the COVID-19 pandemic, the pair have spent much more time together co-parenting their daughter. This increased time together must’ve given Jenner and Scott plenty of time to focus on their relationship outside of parenting. The two originally split because of the stress caused by their lifestyles. The pandemic effectively forced them to slow down and learn how to manage a relationship on top of the added stress of their jet-setting lifestyles. Scott has expressed how he wanted to marry Jenner in the past and how he thinks she’s unlike other women. The two have also maintained a close friendship throughout their split implying their connection is deeper than a surface-level relationship. This stress-less time may be just what they needed to rekindle their romance— and take it to the next level.
Source: People