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| Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott |
Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott are first time parents after welcoming
their baby girl Stormi last week, and it seems like they’re trying a
different parenting technique with their little one.
It’s reported that, despite the birth of the first child, the pair aren’t actually living together at the moment.
A source told People
that the pair are loving being new parents to teeny tiny Stormi, but
are in no rush to take the next step in their relationship.
‘Kylie and Travis are not officially living together,’ the source
said. ‘He had his own place. They are co-parenting though, and things
are going
great. They are together and happy.’
The insider also said that the pair have no plans to get married – one big life step at a time.
The couple have been dating since April 2017 after Kylie split from
her boyfriend of nearly three years, Tyga – and yet another source told
the publication that her relationship with Travis is very different.
They said: ‘Kylie had a lot of trust issues with Tyga. He was her
first love and she was obsessed with him, but she never felt like she
could trust him 100 percent. With Travis, things got really serious
fast, even though she was still getting over Tyga.’
The pair are first time parents after Kylie gave birth to their
daughter on 1 February. The 20-year-old managed to keep her pregnancy
relatively secretive over the nine months, announcing she had given
birth on 4 February by releasing an 11 minute video showcasing her
pregnancy.
And new papa Travis has been in a spot of trouble this week, after he pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct nine months after he was arrested for allegedly inciting a riot at a concert.
The 25-year-old has reportedly pleaded guilty for his behaviour at a
gig at the Walmart Arkanasas Music Pavilion, where he allegedly
encouraged fans to storm the stage.
Two people – one member of security and one member of the police
force – were injured in the rush. Travis, under his real name Jacques
Webster, was charged with inciting a riot, disorderly conduct and
endangering the welfare of a minor.
However, his layer Doug Norwood has said that while the rapper
pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, the other two charges have been
dismissed, while he believes the charge he has pleaded guilty to will be
expunged from his record.
