Kendall Jenner was spotted dancing the night away at Coachella during the set of her rumored beau, Bad Bunny.

In a video shared to TikTok, the supermodel could be seen moving her hips at the Empire Polo Club grounds in Indio, Calif., on Friday night as the singer — born Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio — performed “Depués de la Playa.”

Jenner, 27, rocked a casual look for the outing, wearing a black leather jacket over a white top and a denim mini-skirt.

The reality star’s festive night out comes more than two weeks after she and Bad Bunny, 29, were reportedly spotted “openly kissing” during a dinner date in Los Angeles.

At the time, a source told Us Weekly that the “Kardashians” star and Grammy winner were showcasing heavy PDA at Sushi Fumi on March 29.

The insider also told the outlet that the duo was “being very affectionate” as they enjoyed their meals.

Just days before that, the pair tried to hide from paparazzi while leaving Bird Streets Club in West Hollywood, Calif., in a car together.

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Jenner tried to shield herself from being photographed by covering her face with her hands, as Bad Bunny looked to the side with a hand over his face.

The “Tití Me Preguntó” singer and Jenner first sparked dating rumors in February when they were spotted leaving the same Beverly Hills restaurant through separate exits.

Justin Bieber and his wife, Hailey, were also in attendance at the eatery for an apparent double date.

Jenner’s alleged new romance with Bad Bunny came months after she and ex Devin Booker called it quits for good at the end of last year.

After news surfaced that the “Kardashians” star had moved on from the NBA player, 26, he unfollowed Jenner on Instagram.

Fans then accused Bad Bunny of throwing shade at the Phoenix Suns star on his verse for Eladio Carrión’s new song, “Coco Chanel.”

“I’m not bad baby, that’s a gimmick / But the Puerto Rico sun is warmer than the one in Phoenix,” the Puerto Rican musician rapped.

Booker responded to the diss, commenting on a fan page, “He worried about another MAN again.”