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Fans Think Bad Bunny's "K" Necklace Is a Tribute to Kendall Jenner

A picture speaks a thousand words, and Bad Bunny's necklace says it all. In a video posted to Instagram Stories on Aug. 27, the rapper showed off a delicate gold chain with a golden "K" initial charm, presumably for his rumored girlfriend, Kendall Jenner. In fact, the necklace might just be a gift from Jenner herself, with fans saying she wore the exact same jewelry for a September 2022 Vogue video, per E! News.

Although the two have kept the status of their relationship mostly private, they've seemed to be getting more comfortable in the public eye, recently stepping out for date night and showing some PDA at a Drake concert. Who knew it would be a necklace to finally make them Instagram official?

As Bad Bunny filmed himself singing along to "Los Que Son" in the car, he gave his followers a better look at the necklace, featuring simple hammered gold and a dainty chain. Jenner also wore the necklace on "The Kardashians" season two, suggesting she may have bestowed the golden "K" to Bad Bunny as a thoughtful gesture (or he simply raided her jewelry box). The rapper also posted another tribute to Jenner with a photo of her 818 tequila brand, documenting some of their hike together, with Jenner's voice in the background.

While the details of their relationship remain mysterious, one thing we know about the two is their shared love for fashion. They previously stepped out together in a series of showstopping outfits, including Jenner's sequined bodysuit and black thong at the Met Gala afterparty, and coordinating head-to-toe leather at SHOREbar in LA. With so many looks already under their belts, it's unsurprising that the stylish couple share such similar taste in jewelry. All that's missing now is a matching "B" necklace for Jenner.

Image Source: Instagram user badbunnypr



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