Reality star Kylie Jenner has been the center or reconciliation rumors with baby daddy Travis Scott for the past week.
Now TMZ is reporting that the pair, who share three-year-old daughter Stormi, are a couple once again – but are allegedly have the option to date other people.
The Kylie Cosmetics founder and Grammy-nominated rapper were spotted together on Tuesday enjoying a family trip to Disneyland in Anaheim, California.
As they made their way through the Fantasyland portion of the theme park, Kylie could be seen cradling Stormi in her arms, while holding hands with her niece Dream Kardashian, four.
Earlier this month, Travis and Kylie celebrated the musician's birthday. They were pictured looking very cozy in each other's company while having dinner at celeb hotspot Komodo. The reality star and rapper then headed to club Liv at The Fontainebleau.
But fans were confused about their reported "open relationship."
"In other words, Kylie wants another baby but he wants to see other people," one fan wrote online.
"An open relationship seems like a weird choice when they have a young child together. Won't that be confusing for her?" another added.
"It's okay.. You can come and get between the sheets with me tonight if you don't find any groupies you like at the club. Yuk !!!!" a third shadily chimed in.
Meanwhile, Kylie's relationship status may be "complicated" but her business brand is going from strength to strength.
It comes after she reportedly filed legal documents to trademark the brand name "Kylie Swim" and "Kylie Swim by Kylie Jenner."
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star, 23, is said to be preparing to launch a new beachwear and accessories range under the names.
According to reports from TMZ, Kylie will release a swimwear range and beach range. This includes a line of sunglasses, swimming googles, beach bags, cover-ups, and footwear.
The mom-of-one's empire already includes the Kylie Cosmetics and Kylie Skin.
She was previously given the title of the "world's youngest self-made billionaire" by Forbes in 2019. But scandal around the exact figures of her vast wealth came into doubt - leading to the publication taking back the honor.