Kendall Jenner Ditches Boyfriend Ben Simmons For Busy Day With Family, Friend

Kendall Jenner prioritized her family and friends over boyfriend Ben Simmons this weekend. The fashion model had a busy day with pal Hailey Bieber in the morning and her mom Kris Jenner and sister Kylie in the evening.

On Saturday, Jenner was photographed stepping out after her pilates class with Justin Bieber’s wife. Following their intense physical fitness routine, Kendall and Hailey donned oversized hoodies, short-shorts and sneakers while exiting a pilates studio in Hollywood, California.

Hours later, Jenner was once again spotted stepping out for a solo outing. This time, she ditched her casual wear for a striking ensemble composed of purple tube top and matching knit cropped sweater and a pair of blue jeans with brown accents up front.

Later that day, Kendall opted to join her mom Kris and sister Kylie for diner at Nobu in Malibu. The trio enjoyed eating Japanese food served at celebrity chef Nobuyuki Matsuhisa’s restaurant. The place is actually a favorite of the Kardashian-Jenner clan since they’re frequently spotted dining there.

For the night out, Kris and her daughters were joined by a number of security — a necessary move considering that Kylie was recently named by Forbes as the youngest self-made billionaire.

Meanwhile, Jenner’s boyfriend, Simmons, was focused on playing for his team, the Philadelphia 76ers on the same day. He was given only limited minutes during their game against the Chicago Bulls, but he managed to score 14 points and do four rebounds, four assists, two steals and a block.

The Sixers triumphed with a 116-96 win over the Bulls. However, Simmons is expected to see reduced playing time in the last two games, according to FantasyPros.

Kendall is usually spotted on the sidelines whenever Ben has a game. In fact, the “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star’s presence in the NBA games has been getting a lot of attention online.

However, many fans of Simmons and his team actually do not like when Jenner shows up at the games. A Change.org petition that’s seeking to ban Kendall from the Wells Fargo Center has even amassed more than 10,000 signatures out of its 15,000 target.