Kylie Jenner and ex Travis Scott spent some time together during the first weekend of Coachella 2025, Us Weekly can confirm.
Kylie, 27, and mom Kris Jenner enjoyed the music festival while staying at a small house on the Coachella property. Kylie had daughter Stormi, 7, with her before they watched Scott’s set on Saturday, April 12.
The rapper, 33, was with Kylie, Stormi and Kris, 69, as the group spent the afternoon together.
Kylie and Scott also share son Aire, 3. Before taking the stage, Scott shared a picture of his two kids, who were out on a balcony, via social media.
“My gang,” he wrote alongside the snap he uploaded via his Instagram Story.
Kylie and Scott started dating following her 2017 split from Tyga. The pair had an off-and-on relationship until they called it quits for good in January 2023.
“They are in a really good place and coparenting is going very well,” a source told Us Weekly of Kylie and Scott’s dynamic.
During Scott’s Coachella set, he gave his daughter a sweet shoutout.
“Stormi, let’s rock,” he said before launching into one of his hits, per social media footage.
Kylie also enjoyed the music festival with her current boyfriend, Timothée Chalamet, whom she’s been dating since 2023. The couple were spotted holding hands, according to photos obtained by online gossip site DeuxMoi.
The Kardashians star donned a white crop top with coordinating joggers. She also wore a camo-print baseball cap to cover up her long hair. Chalamet, 29, opted for oversized sunglasses, a loose black T-shirt, matching capri-length pants and a baseball cap as well.
Scott will return to Indio, California, next weekend for Coachella’s second round of shows and events, which takes place from April 18 to April 20.
“With Coachella, that’s something I’ve always wanted to headline. I was supposed to do it and unfortunately, it didn’t happen. So it’s cool to be able to come back and do it,” Scott said of his set in an interview with Complex earlier this month. “I’m trying to create a next-level way to do things. It’s more selfless, though. It’s not about Trav.”
Scott added that his goal is “to create a next-level way to do things.”
“It’s more selfless, though. It’s not about Trav, like, ‘Oh, come look at a f***ing experience of Travis.’ No, this is a social thing, with all of us. It’s a community thing,” he explained. “I’m just curating it and hoping that you f*** with the idea of what I’m trying to do. But this isn’t a Trav experience, like The Simpsons Ride or something. Like, ‘Come ride on the Travis ride. Come ride on the Stormi coaster!’ Nah, these are just things that are in my brain, and hopefully we relate to the same things.”
