Kylie Jenner dating Tyga rumors seem to get more serious as a report revealed that the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star is now more confident because of the rapper's love and support. The "Rack City" singer also reportedly wants Kylie Jenner to keep her hair blond, which she donned for Love Magazine.
The 17-year-old reality star was seen in Love Magazine rocking a hot blond look and it seemed like her rumored boyfriend Tyga loved her even more with her hairdo.
"Tyga loved her blonde hair and is begging her to bleach her hair - at least for a while. Tyga loves all of Kylie's dramatic looks and definitely lets her know," a report from The Hollywood Life said.
Also, the source added that Kylie Jenner has been inspired to look more beautiful now that Tyga has always been supportive of her.
The insider said, "Since dating Tyga, Kylie has gotten a lot more confident in her look and a lot of it has to do with his love and support. He pushes her to make strong statements with her look."
For Kylie Jenner's photo shoot, the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" star wore a wig that hid her brunette hair while she wore a very heavy make-up. She also showcased her enviable pouty lips.
Meanwhile, news that Kylie Jenner dating Tyga resulted to rumors that the reality star was pregnant and that she had aborted her baby last year.
In a report by Blackberg TV, Kylie Jenner was rumored to have an abortion when she visited an obstetrician.
The report said, "Kylie Jenner is apparently pregnant and was seen yesterday leaving the obstetricians office; the same office that delivered Kim and Kanye's baby North West."
"If she actually is pregnant, given that we've gotten this story from a mostly credible source, I'm pretty confident that she is going to get an abortion. After all, Tyga would likely be indicted for statutory rape and impregnating a minor."
But all claims remained just mere rumors.
News about Kylie Jenner dating Tyga emerged last year shortly after the rapper's split from fiancé Blac Chyna, who is a BFF of Kim Kardashian.
