Devin Booker And Ex Kendall Jenner’s VIRAL Colorado Vacation PHOTO Sparks REUNION Rumors
Devin Booker and Kendall Jenner (Photo by X/@21metgala)
Devin Booker and Kendall Jenner are in the news once again. The star couple was recently spotted together in Aspen, Colorado, and made headlines. While none of the star personalities put up a social media post of the outing, their fans must be gushing over the sighting.
Booker and Jenner have had an on-and-off relationship that has kept everyone guessing. They first started dating in 2020 and have kept the internet fans on their toes. Though the Phoenix Suns star reportedly split with the supermodel in late 2022 due to their busy schedules, recent outings suggest they could be rekindling their romance.
Observers noted their cozy dinner together. Though Kendall tried to remain incognito, she couldn’t get herself unrecognized for long. A news outlet still identified her. She was donning ice hockey/ski goggles so that nobody could trace her. While she tried her best to remain undercover, Devin Booker was rather chill. Though he did have his goggles, he slid it up his head. The former couple was dining out at Cloud 9 Alpine Bistro.
In earlier months, speculations about a possible reconciliation circulated when sources indicated that Jenner and Booker had started spending time together again. They were seen at group gatherings but chose not to rush into anything serious. It appears they were testing the waters, observing how their dynamic could work this time around.
Why Was Devin Booker Not On The 2025 NBA All-Star List?
Despite averaging over 25 points per game for the seventh consecutive season, Devin Booker was not selected as an NBA All-Star this year. The major missout market only the second time in the last six years that he didn’t make the cut.
The competition for guard spots in the Western Conference was particularly fierce. Stars like Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Stephen Curry secured the top two slots. Coaches ultimately chose Anthony Edwards, Jalen Williams, and James Harden as reserves, while Kyrie Irving was later named as an injury replacement, leaving Booker overlooked.
A decline in efficiency this season hampered Booker’s candidacy. His shooting percentages from the field (45.3%) and three-point range (33.9%) are the lowest he has posted since 2017-18 and 2018-19, respectively. Early struggles before January likely hurt his standing, as he entered the new year averaging only 24.7 points on 42.9% shooting.
Although his performance improved afterward, the overall impact of the Suns’ poor record likely weighed against him in the selection process. Furthermore, the context of team performance played a role in Booker’s All-Star snub. The Suns have struggled this season, leading to negative perceptions about sending two All-Stars from their sub-.500 team. Especially when compared to the success of the NBA-leading Oklahoma City Thunder.
