aIn the last two weeks, we’ve been hearing all kinds of rumors regarding the star of Phoenix Suns Devin Booker and socialite Kendall Jenner. They seem to have split But spotted together this week again, there’s reason to believe Book is the one trying to save the relationship. According to some of his close friends who spoke to People at Hollywood Life, they are convinced that Devin Booker might even be able to propose to Kendall in order to salvage their two-year relationship.
However, the friends who made these statements also know that Kendall is the one who wanted something different from the relationship. She has repeatedly stated that she cares deeply about Booker but the guy seems reckless to her, we can’t blame him for that.
Booker tries to woo Kendall again.
These reports are deeply disturbing to Devin Booker, who appears to have lost his mind about Kendall Jenner. According to his friends, the guy sends a lot of flowers and tries to convince her that they should continue their relationship. It’s like they’re meeting for the first time all over again, only Kendall has a different perspective now.
When thei initially broke up, none of their friends on both sides trusted the source who broke the story because they get along so well. But the rumors were true and Booker is now trying to make it work. It all depends on whether or not Kendall Jenners decides to give the Phoenix Suns star another chance.
But things may not end well for Devin, who also needs to focus on his new NBA season with his team, and his broken heart may prevent him from playing at his best. If his proposal ends up being rejected, it could be a huge blow to the star that he will have a hard time recovering from.
No matter what Andrew Bogut says, Kendall Jenner seems to have a penchant for these NBA stars, but they also find something very alluring in her. Booker is just the latest in a long list of players who have fallen madly in love with her. Hopefullty, at least one of them might be able to reveal why they missed out on Kendall Jenner.
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