Kendall Jenner had a very special guest in the audience while closing Bottega Veneta’s presentation at Milan Fashion Week: her boyfriend, Jacob Elordi.
Jenner, 30, closed the Saturday, September 26, show in a draped black gown, while Elordi, 29, was spotted watching the show from the front row in now-viral social media footage.
The Dog Stars actor, a Bottega ambassador himself, was also photographed snapping a pic of Jenner as she strutted past his seat.
Jenner and Elordi, who have never publicly addressed their relationship, have been romantically linked since April 2025.
“They are very serious and exclusive,” a source exclusively told Us in July of the Oscar nominee’s romance with the supermodel. “Everyone around them can see how madly in love they are and how well their relationship works.”
Per the insider, Jenner and Elordi have found many common interests.
“They both share a love for the outdoors, so traveling together and escaping into nature has become one of their favorite ways to spend quality time,” the source told Us at the time. “Friends think Jacob brings out the best in Kendall, and she is really happy right now. Everyone approves of him, and it’s going well so far.”
Jacob Elordi at the London premiere of ‘The Dog Stars’ in August. Stuart C. Wilson/Getty Images
Kendall’s famous family has also given her new beau their stamp of approval, with half-brother Brody Jenner recently shutting down rumors that their blended brood were allegedly concerned that Elordi wasn’t contributing financially to their getaways.
“I can confirm that this is clickbait,” Brody, 43, wrote via Instagram comment last month, adding a thumbs-down emoji while denying the claims.
Prior to her romance with Elordi, the Kardashians star dated Devin Booker and Bad Bunny, respectively.
“I’m actually in a, like, me era right now,” Kendall said on a January episode of the “In Your Dreams” podcast when quizzed about her love life. “When I turned 29, I remember saying to myself, I do feel like I’ve been in [relationships] and there’s nothing wrong with it. I’ve had great relationships, I’ve had not-so-great relationships, but I felt like through my 20s, I was in a lot. I was in a few long-term consistent relationships … near each other.”
She added, “I never really had my 20s to myself. When I turned 29, I made a minor commitment to myself. I was, like, ‘I’m not going to reject anything [and] I’m going to stay open to anything that feels like it would suit me,’ but I really wanted to have a ‘me year’ where I chose myself.”
