Kourtney Kardashian and Luka Sabbat have not yet publicly addressed rumors about their relationship status. But reports have it that the reality TV star is “head over heels” for her rumored boyfriend and her friends approve of it.
Kardashian has been spotted several times with Sabbat attending parties with friends. And on Wednesday, the two were photographed having a good laugh while they drove off from a Hillsong church service.
A source of PEOPLE claims that Kardashian’s friends are well aware that “she’s head over heels for Luka.” But, this time, they support Kardashian all the way when it comes to her relationship with Sabbat — something that was reportedly not the case with Younes Bendjima.
“None of her friends liked Younes, and they all love Luka even though he’s only 20,” the insider added about Kourtney Kardashian. “They think he’s good for her, and he’s a very down-to-earth and good guy.”
Meanwhile, another source told E! News that Kardashian is currently “in a good place” as her budding romance with Sabbat develops. The same report said Kardashian likes Sabbat’s company particularly because of the “long conversations over dinner” and because they share the same interests.
"Kourtney thinks he's really interesting and loves that he is so creative and artistic,” the source said. “They've been spending a lot of alone time together."
As mentioned, neither Kourtney Kardashian nor Luka Sabbat has confirmed their dating status. These celebrities are unlikely to put out an official statement over this matter and their social media pages are not showing any first-hand proof just yet. But Page Six reported that a source already confirmed they are an item.
Dating rumors have been hounding Kardashian and Sabbat, especially over the past month. The two reportedly met each other through Kendall Jenner. Previous reports also claimed that Sabbat had always had a thing for Kardashian. But they maintained a “platonic” relationship since Scott Disick’s ex apparently just broke up with Younes Bendjima in August.


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