Kendall Jenner and Bad Bunny reportedly broke up less than 1 year ago

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By Coffee Duncan

It’s reportedly over for Kendall Jenner and Bad Bunny.

A source said the couple had been dating for less than a year Told the people Sunday.

An intuition too “Entertainment tonight,” he said. The two “have been doing their own thing lately and things are slowly starting to unravel between them.

“They both knew going into this that it wasn’t always going to be a one-of-a-kind relationship, and that was mutually understood,” the source added.

“They have crazy busy schedules, and they know they’re still young and have a lot more experience on their own before settling down.”

Reps for the model and the musician did not immediately respond to Page Six requests for comment.

The news comes after the “Kardashians” star was spotted in Aspen, Colo., on Saturday without the Puerto Rican rapper — born Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio — by her side.

Jenner flashed a smile as she joined pals Lauren Perez and David Waltzer as she wore an oversized fur coat tied around her waist for the wintry weather.

The reality TV personality, 28, and the “Where She Goes” hitmaker, 29, were last seen together in public on Oct. 29 at a breakfast in Beverly Hills, Calif., according to photos. Obtained by TMZ.

Before that, the former couple stepped out for a “Saturday Night Live” after-party at L’Avenue in NYC, hosted by Bad Bunny, on the Oct. 21 episode.

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However, Jenner sparked split rumors in mid-November when she shared a cryptic message on Instagram.

“What means to me, will find me,” she wrote at the time alongside a photo of the sunset.

The two, who sparked dating rumors in February, have been notoriously private about their relationship — Bad Bunny told Vanity Fair in October that she doesn’t need to explain anything to the public about her personal life.

“They don’t know how you feel, they don’t know how you live, they don’t know anything, and I don’t want them to know,” the “Moscow Mule” rapper said.

“I’m not really interested in clarifying anything, because I’m not committed to clarifying anything for anybody.”