Kendall Jenner Trying to Win Back Harry Styles?
Kendall Jenner reportedly wants to reconcile with Harry Styles three months after they split up.
The reality TV star, 18, began dating the One Direction singer, 20, in November last year, but their long distance relationship came to an abrupt end in February. Insiders claim that while Jenner has tried to move on from Styles she "just can't get him out of her head," according to RadarOnline.com.
"Now Kendall desperately wants him back. She loved the attention dating Harry gave her, plus she really fell for him big time," a source told Radar.
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Last week Jenner was left red-faced while presenting at the 2014 Billboard Music Awards.
The model, who is the younger sister of famed reality TV star Kim Kardashian, took to the stage to introduce Australian boy band 5 Seconds of Summer but completely botched the introduction and appeared to almost accidentally call the band One Direction before bursting into nervous laughter.
"Kendall really opened up to him and he did nothing but use her. That hasn't stopped her from dreaming of a rematch and after a night out with the girls, she'll come home and start calling him," the insider revealed.
"Harry rarely takes her calls because he knows when he's pushed his luck when it comes to a woman's heart and Kendall's got it bad for him," the source went on. "He doesn't want to encourage her, but it's turning into an embarrassing situation – for both of them."
While Jenner's love life appears to be uncertain, business appears to be doing well for the model as a new report claims she recently purchased a million dollar condo, according to TMZ.com.
The E! star, who made a huge mark on the modeling world during New York and London fashion week earlier this year, is believed to have purchased a $1,399,000 home in Los Angeles. The condo, which has a $910,000 mortgage, boasts 2 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms in a high-rise building.
Jenner is set to co-host the Much Music Awards with her sister Kylie in Canada next month.
