According to multiple sources, the makeup mogul is 'never too far away' from the Canadian rapper as they spend 'a lot of time talking to each other' during the bash at Goya Studios in Los Angeles.
- Oct 25, 2019
AceShowbiz - Kylie Jenner is apparently more than ready to find new love again after her split from Travis Scott (II), and it looks like her potential new man is once again a rapper. Us Weekly reported that the makeup mogul spent a lot of time with Drake when she attended his star-studded birthday party at Goya Studios in Los Angeles on Wednesday night, October 23.
According to a source, Kylie was "never too far away" from the Canadian rapper. "Kylie was rapping to songs and dancing with her friends while she was next to Drake, but they weren't dancing together, they seemed to have a connection though," so the source said, adding that the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star also chatted with P. Diddy's sons Justin and Quincy.
Another insider echoed the sentiment, telling the gossip site that Kylie and Drake "spent a lot of time talking to each other" at the bash. It was said that the two "were joking around" and "seemed to be enjoying each other's company." Moreover, the mother of one "seemed to be really happy and in a good mood and her and Drake seemed very comfortable with each other. There seemed to be an attraction there."
Besides Kylie, other stars who attended Drake's mob gangster-themed birthday bash included Adele, Chris Brown, French Montana and Snoop Dogg. At the party, guests could enjoy a game of poker, casino games and tried their luck on slot machines, in addition to being treated with a huge dessert bar filled with cannolis, according to E! News. "They had a big movie screen playing mob movies in the background as well," so a source told the site.
Overall, people seemed to be having a lot of fun during the party, with Adele reportedly "dancing and talking to people." The source said of the British singer, "She had her hair up in a high ponytail and carried a feathered bag," adding, "There was lots of dancing and partying. People were gambling and watching movie scenes."
