Minka Kelly Rekindling Romance With Derek Jeter

Derek Jeter and Minka Kelly may have rekindled their romance in Paris over the holidays. A Pepperdine University student spotted the celebrity couple – who broke up last August after dating for three years. Jeter and Kelly have been together in Paris for the last several days, according to a Radaronline.com report.

The two were staying with friends in a boutique hotel on the Left Bank, took in some of the city’s hottest tourist attractions, including Musée D’Orsay on Thursday. On Saturday, they visited the Montmartre district, where they checked out Paris’ Sacré-Coeur church.

“They looked much in love,” an observer tells People.com. “They were always very, very close [and] very playful as a couple with each other.”

According to NYDailyNews.com, Minka Kelly and Jeter started to rekindle their relationship in October, when they were spotted together in Florida.

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