On Tuesday night, Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott made their first non-Coachella appearance together at a basketball game.
While sitting court side at a basketball game doesn’t settle the mystery of whether or not they’re actually dating or just trying to piss off Tyga, it does make one thing abundantly clear.
They want the world to think they’re up to something.
And to make matters even more extra, this wasn’t just any basketball game. This was a basketball game in Houston, Travis Scott’s hometown, which means Kylie Jenner hopped on a private jet to make sure her ass was there.
That’s a whole lotta effort, girl.
While sources tell TMZ nothing’s happened between the two famous names yet besides a bit of chaste hand holding, who knows what the future holds for them.
Like literally, who knows.
If I had to guess I’d say this relationship is a little too public off the bat to possibly be for real, but so long as it elicits a public display of pettiness from Tyga, I am here for it.
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