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Kylie Jenner is once again showing massive support to her beau, Travis Scoot, as she’s still tagging with the rapper’s “Astroworld” tour along with their daughter, Stormi Webster. But despite the strong bond of the couple, rumors and pranks are plaguing the pair and it seems to have gotten under both their skins.
For starters, Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott were recently victims of an online hoax where Youtube pranksters edited an image that shows the rapper cheating with another woman. The creators explained that their “experiment” was to brought attention as to how easily the internet can be fooled. Having rationalized their motive, the Youtubers went to work.
They did their research and analysis, specifically focusing on how Travis Scott dresses. After all was complete, they started spreading the edited photo and the internet was indeed fooled. At least, some people were. After the photo spread like wildfire on the web, Kylie Jenner expressed her displeasure at the lie, Cosmopolitan reported.
Travis Scott also addressed the matter and was upset that someone would try to jeopardize his relationship with his family. Kylie Jenner’s sisters, Kim and Khloe, were also riled up about the matter and both voiced their disgust over on Twitter.
Although this may have gotten a little bit out of control, the pranksters’ point still stands. With a little bit of effort and skill, anyone can particularly bring damage to a celebrity couple’s relationship. This is especially true in this day and age where research and fact-finding are practically being ignored by people consuming content. It also doesn’t help the fact that gossip publications are constantly spewing out false narratives on a weekly basis. One such claim about Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott is that they’re selling backstage passes at the “Astroworld” tour for fans to meet and greet the couple’s daughter.
The passes purportedly cost $3,000 and supposedly produced a “new audience” base for Travis Scott. Of course, the claim is yet another fabricated narrative being pushed by gossip tabloids. It’s no secret that Kylie Jenner is quite protective of Stormi and she wouldn’t put her daughter’s health at risk by exposing her to that many strangers.
