Kendall Jenner has sparked rumours of a split from her boyfriend Bad Bunny with her latest Instagram post. Sharing an image of sunset Kendall, 28, added a thoughtful caption to the post which sparked speculation from her followers. She wrote: “What’s meant for me, will simply find me.”

Fans then rushed to comment as they saw a hidden meaning in the upload. One wrote: “Sounds like a break up post.” A second added: “Damn bro, who hurt you!!!” A third speculated: “She and Bad Bunny just break up.” A fourth offered: “Uhoh does this mean the Bad Bunny thing is over?” A fifth said: “Kendall is single again then post like this only means one thing.”

The couple were most recently seen together on October 29 when they were spotted enjoying breakfast together in Beverly Hills. Prior to that Bad Bunny – real name Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio – was seen at Kendalls Halloween party at Chateau Marmont where she dressed as Marilyn Monroe.

The pair are thought to have been dating since February this year but have maintained their privacy as much as possible around the romance, with Bad Bunny, 29, addressing rumours of the relationship last month in a chat with Vanity Fair. He took the opportunity to make it clear that he felt under no obligation to discuss his private life with anybody.

He said: “They don’t know how you feel, they don’t know how you live, they don’t know anything, and I really don’t want them to know. I’m not really interested in clarifying anything because I have no commitment to clarify anything to anyone.”

However, the singer is thought to have hinted at details of his sex life with Kendall in a track from his latest album release “Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana.”

The LP was released last month and the song Fina sees him suggest that he has had a sexual encounter with a female – widely thought to be Kendall he is referring to – at one of her sister’s homes. He sings: “Que yo soy un bellaco, pero tú me gana’ / Bien arrebata’o chingando en casa de tu hermana.” The translation of the lyrics reads: “That I’m a scoundrel, but you beat me / Good snatch or f–king at your sister’s house.”