Nine months since they got together, “Keeping Up With The Kardashians’ star Kim Kardashian and SNL comedian beau “Pete Davidson” have reportedly called it quits.
The news of the couple’s alleged separation was broken by E! News. The news outlet reported that a source close to the couple revealed that they had found it difficult to maintain their relationship, and while they have “a lot of love and respect for each other,” long distance and demanding schedules “made it difficult to maintain their relationship.
The couple reportedly split this week.
Davidson has spent his summer working on a new movie, “Wizards”, in Australia, while the Kardashian raises her kids with ex Kanye West.
Another insider informed the news outlet that “the divorce is moving ahead with Kanye. They are happily coparenting.”
The news of the couple’s relationship hit mainstream media in November 2021. This was a month after they kissed during Kim’s hosting at SNL in October.
They soon got serious and were spotted together in public severally, even attending the 2022 MET Gala together.
Their relationship has, however, not dwelled well with Kim’s ex Kanye West, and he has not attempted to hide his feelings of disdain at the couple’s relationship.
In fact, in March, the rapper mocked the SNL comedian in the music video for “Eazy.”
Featuring The Game, West rapped on “Eazy”, “God saved me from the crash, just so I can beat Pete Davidson’s ass.”
Kanye West is seen dragging a body tied up by ropes with a bag over the head, and when he pulls off the bag, an animated Pete’s face is revealed as West sprinkles some seeds over him.
These seeds spring up into roses which are loaded into the back of a pickup. Many fans have identified this scene’s connection to the truckload of roses Kanye sent his estranged wife on Valentine’s Day.
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