Kylie Jenner, Travis Scott allegedly signed a prenup to get engaged

Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott are rumored to have decided to get engaged. However, this only happened when both parties agreed to sign a prenup contract.

Travis already proposed to Kylie?

As per the story that was published on Star, Travis Scott already proposed to Kylie Jenner. The rapper decided to ask for the young billionaire’s hand in marriage after a complicated relationship that led to their breakup last year.

The tabloid alleged that the “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” reality star and her baby daddy have reconciled after rekindling their romance. With their reconciliation, a source claimed that Kylie already expected that Travis would propose to her.

Thus, Kylie Jenner supposedly went on to draft a prenup agreement to protect her fortune. It was said that the terms in the contract were so strict and in fact, it was described as “one of the strictest prenups in Hollywood history.”

The tipster further claimed that Travis Scott was also asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement on top of the prenup. One of the terms in the agreement that the rapper has to agree on was to “surrender his rights to any community property.”

One of Travis Scott’s pals was said to have advised his friend to refuse the terms. He was told not to sign the contract because it is like throwing his life away.

“Scott’s friend insisted the hip-hop artist wasn’t a pushover and Scott planned on the following advice,” the source told the magazine. “He shouldn’t sign his life away before negotiating a compromise.”

Debunking the engagement rumor of Kylie and Travis

Gossip Cop claimed that this rumor about Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott is totally not true. The pair may be doing good as a co-parent to their child Stormi; however, they have not rekindled their romance, at least not yet.

Kylie and Travis may be spending more time together these days, but that was all for their daughter. They remained committed to co-parenting but they haven’t admitted to getting back together yet. Since there is no reconciliation, an engagement and prenup is obviously far-fetched.