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Kim Kardashian And Pete Davidson Reunited At The Met Gala—And It Certainly Turned Heads

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The pair, who split last August, were photographed chatting alongside Usher—and fans couldn't help but speculate as to what the vibe was.

Just last year, Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson were gracing the Met Gala red carpet together as an amorous couple.

In case you don't remember, it was the Marilyn Monroe dress controversy.


You can see the then couple here:

Ahhh, memories.

But alas, the two parted ways in August. It has been confirmed that at least one of them has moved on.

Thanks, Martha Stewart!

But on Monday night, Davidson and Kardashian united once again at the Met Gala, although this time not as significant others.

The former couple were spotted in seemingly deep and delightful conversation with Usher and appeared absolutely pleasant.

Many took to social media to share their thoughts.

Some were quite curious about their thoughts in that moment.

And several found it very refreshing to see the two being mature adults despite their breakup.



A few even admitted they miss Davidson and Kardashian as a couple.





Who knows what the future holds.

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