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Kylie Jenner and Tyga: Why Did They Break Up?


Kylie Jenner and Tyga in Europe
 Rumors about Kylie Jenner dumping Tyga had been circulating for so long that when it finally happened, fans were initially skeptical.
The timing seemed odd, as the couple just went public a few months ago, but several reliable sources made it official just hours ago: it’s over between Kylie and Tyga.


 So what finally caused the couple who’d already endured infidelity rumors, an angry baby mama, and the constant glare of the media spotlight to call it quits?
Well, as is so often the case with breakups it seems a number of factors entered into the decision, but it ultimately came down to Kylie’s decision that she’s just too good for her D-list rapper boyfriend.
Despite early reports that the split was “sudden and ugly,” sources tell Radar Online that the Kyga’s troubles started several months ago.
“They have been on the verge of ending it since this summer when Kylie started to feel like she was way too good for him,” says one insider. “She used to feel like she was not beautiful enough for him, and now she thinks he is not hot enough for her.”
Sounds like a pretty shallow reason to dump someone, but Kylie’s a Kardashian at heart, and hey – in this case, she’s absolutely right.
And, of course, there were other reasons as well: namely, the fact that the Kardashians didn’t approve of Tyga and he prioritized his career over his relationship.

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