On June 4 this year, Kendall Jenner was photographed straddling and kissing 19-year-old model Anwar Hadid. The image spread like wildfire on social media and sent gossip publications in a frenzy given that romance rumors involving her and NBA star Ben Simmons were still scorching at the time.
Now, two months later, Kendall Jenner and Anwar Hadid have been spotted again, but with less intimacy this time. Photographers and several witnesses saw both the popular models spending time together during the Labor Day weekend at the Malibu Chili Cook-Off, Hollywood Life reported.
Kendall Jenner’s outfit leaned on the grunge side of things as she wore a graphic t-shirt and a denim skirt, which accentuated her lean model legs. Meanwhile, Anwar Hadid wore a white tee with a cheeky print “Good girls go to heaven. Bad girls go backstage.” The teenage model donned a bomber jacket over the shirt and check tapered trousers.
So does this mean that Kendall Jenner and Anwar Hadid are now a power couple? Confirmation regarding this front has not yet been made and both sides haven’t spoken to the media just yet.
But given the recent history of the two, it’s safe to assume that something is indeed brewing. What that is remains to be seen, however. So far, only Kendall Jenner, Anwar Hadid, and a select few individuals truly know what’s going on behind the scenes.
Another question that has not yet been addressed is Kendall Jenner and Ben Simmons' relationship. The NBA star wasn’t seen during the Malibu night out, although Kendall Jenner and Anwar Hadid weren’t alone either. Anwar’s sister, Bella Hadid, was also photographed hanging out with the two.
As for Ben Simmons, he recently told The Telegraph (via The Daily Mail) that his relationship with Kendall Jenner is “going great.” However, he has yet to comment on his girlfriend hanging out with Anwar Hadid, a guy that Kendall previously had a steamy romp with.


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