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In news you didn't expect to read on this fine Tuesday, Kourtney Kardashian and Younes Bendjima (opens in new tab) are reportedly back together. The couple called it quits a month ago when Younes was spotted on vacation in Mexico with another woman. (It's unclear whether this is the official reason the couple broke up in the first place.)
TMZ first reported the breakup (opens in new tab) in August, and now US Weekly has confirmed (opens in new tab) the couple are back together. "There was some miscommunication, but they worked it out and are giving it another shot," says the source (opens in new tab). Kourtney, 39, and Younes, 25, have yet to confirm this themselves, but they reunited for a dinner date in Malibu (opens in new tab) on Monday. So, it's safe to say they're at least hanging out again.
It wasn't exactly the most amicable breakup, either. After photos of Bendjima surfaced of himself on vacation with another woman, he posted a harsh message on his Instagram stories (opens in new tab) explaining the pictures. "They really want me to be the bad guy. F*ck your Hollywood bullshit (can’t have fun with your friends no more) Where are my 12 others friendssss Nice catch tho.”
Kim and Khloé immediately had Kourtney's back and trolled Younes' vacation pics (opens in new tab). Khloé wrote, “Alexa play ‘heard it all before’ by Sunshine Anderson" and Kim commented, "Nice pics from your 'boys trip.'"
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Before the initial breakup, Kourtney and Younes dated for almost two years and vacationed together with Kourtney's children. They originally met in Paris (opens in new tab) at the time of Kim's robbery. Meanwhile, Kardashian-Jenner family members were shipping Kourtney and Scott (opens in new tab) at Kylie's 21st birthday party (opens in new tab) just a couple weeks ago.
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