Kylie Jenner Focused on ‘Being a Mom’ While ‘Still Dating’ Timothee Chalamet

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  • Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet are still dating despite her focus on motherhood. They have been spotted together multiple times.

  • Their relationship is not serious, but Kylie enjoys spending time with Timothee. They have yet to confirm the dating rumors publicly.

  • Kylie’s ex, Travis Scott, has not publicly commented on her new relationship with Timothee. The couple is keeping things casual.

Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet are still dating despite the reality star wanting to focus on “being a mom.”

The reality star, 25, and esteemed actor, 27, are still “spending time together” according to a report from People. A source told the outlet that Jenner, who has two children, “enjoys dating, but her main focus is being a mom.” The insider also shared that Kylie and Timothee’s relationship “is not serious.”

The dating between the two started back on April 6th when the celebrity outlet DeuxMoi posted an anonymous tip claiming Timothee had a new interest in his life.

“Multiple sources have told me that Timmy C has a new girl…Kylie Jenner.”

The two were spotted at Paris Fashion Week earlier this year. Since the event, the two reportedly have been on multiple outings together including a taco date on April 7th.

Kylie Jenner was spotted at Timothee’s house, well at least her car was, in Beverly Hills on May 25th according to Page Six.

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The two have yet to go public with the dating rumors. In April, it was noted that the two were ‘keeping things casual’ for the time being.

A source went on to say “It’s not serious, but Kylie is enjoying hanging out with Timothée and seeing where it goes,” the source shared. “It’s been really fun for her because it feels a lot different than her past relationships. It’s new and exciting for Kylie and she’s having a lot of fun.”

Before her relationship with the “Dune” actor, the Keeping Up the Kardashians alum was in an on-and-off relationship with rapper Travis Scott. The father of her two children were first together in 2017 and last broke up before the Christmas holiday in 2022.

The rapper was not too happy on the pair being together but has not made a public comment other than Instagram.

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