Kylie Jenner dating Tyga reportedly received the stamp of approval from Kris Jenner as the "Keeping Up with the Kardashian" star has allowed her daughter's rapper boyfriend to call her mom.

The tabloid Hollywood Life dished on the latest in the Kylie Jenner dating Tyga reports as it said that the former boyfriend of Blac Chyna is already accepted by the Kardashian matriarch.

According to the source, Tyga, 24, gave Kris Jenner a card where he wrote a "few kind words, thanking her for the influence and love." The momager received the same note from Kim Kardashian's husband, Kanye West, and Khloe Kardashian's ex, French Montana.

The source added that in Kylie Jenner's rumored boyfriend Tyga's card, he started the handwritten note with "Dear Mom."

"She also said 'my girls are so lucky to have these men in their lives. They're just marvelous," the source added.

Kris Jenner also said, according to the source, that Kanye West could do no wrong, French Montana is so charming, and she loves Tyga because "he's so sweet" and he's growing up to be a "loving young man."

The Kylie Jenner dating Tyga reports have persisted even if the pair has not confirmed the rumors that the rapper could now be her boyfriend, which would be understandable since the model/entrepreneur is just 17 years old.

The two even went to a Halloween bash together dressed as the murderous doll Chucky and the Bride of Chucky at Bootsy Bellows Nightclub in Hollywood.

Kylie Jenner was wearing a "revealing rocker chick costume complete with leather jacket, cleavage baring white bustier top, tiny shorts and thigh high lace stockings" at the party, said MailOnline.

The two were snapped getting to a red Range Rover afterwards, with Kylie hiding her face while Tyga flipped his middle finger at photographers.

The rapper previously wrote on his own Twitter that there's no truth to the rumors: "Rumors come and go. But you keep your shadow Everywhere you go it follows."

Tyga added : "I HATE BLOGS! DON'T BELIEVE THE RUMORS, BEEN FRIENDS WITH THE FAMILY FOREVER. WERE [sic] ALL JUST FRIENDS."