'Loved them together': Internet thrilled as Kendall Jenner and Bad Bunny cozy up at Met Gala afterparty

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Kendall Jenner fans are excited to see the reality TV star hanging out with her ex, Bad Bunny.

At one of the Met Gala afterparties, the 28-year-old was spotted catching up with the co-chair of the fashion fundraiser.

Is the fire still burning? 

Onlookers couldn’t ignore the former pair getting cozy on the couch, as they beamed at each other at the Apres Met event.

Kendall and Bad Bunny started dating in February 2023, and the supermodel also accompanied him to Coachella. It is reported that they parted ways in December 2023, despite rumors of a reconciliation.

Earlier, Kendall Jenner shared that she would like to leave a relationship in a dignified manner if she had to part ways. 

"I will fight to not have to say goodbye. I love really hard and I love without apology," she told HB.

In another interview, Kendall said, "I'm not really interested in clarifying anything, because I have no commitment to clarify anything to anyone.

Despite their breakup, the stars reportedly celebrated the new year together.

"Kendall and Bad Bunny celebrated New Year’s Eve together while on vacation near Barbados with friends including Justin and Hailey [Bieber]," a source told ET at the time.

"Kendall and Bad Bunny are still close and have a good time when they’re together."

Internet reacts to Kendall and Bunny's cozying up at Met Gala after party

Netizens curious after exes meet up at Met Gala afterparty.

A user said, "Yes she the better looking sister I think she so pretty 🥰".

"Stop I’m already depressed," wrote the second.

One shared, "Stay away from that jinx. The whole KarTRASHian/Jenners."

A user wrote, "She looks so thrilled to be here."

"😍 Kendall and Bad Bunny look really good together," agreed another.

A person said, "We loved them together. Didn't We?😭😭"

"One thing about Kenny she gone always go back to her ex out of all the Kardashians & Jenners," quipped a user.

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.