Kylie Jenner's new Instagram name is reportedly not meant to diss Blac Chyna. According to a report from Hollywood Life, a source has revealed that real reason behind the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star's social media move.

Earlier this week, Kylie Jenner's Instagram name was changed from "Kylizzie" to "King Kylie." Some speculated that it was the 17-year-old's way of showing that she is close with the two-year-old son of Blac Chyna and Tyga, King Cairo.

However, a source close to Kylie Jenner said the Instagram name change is out of the reality star's love for the son of her rumored boyfriend.

"It's a tribute to Tyga's son, King," a source explained.

"Kylie had a blast looking after him and chasing him around the basketball court at Tyga's game last weekend. She can't count the number of times she said 'King' at the game. 'Shoot the ball, King! You're so cute, King. You want to race me to half court, King.'"

"She had the time of her life with him and thinks he's just as cute as a button. So she decided to make that her name on Instagram for now. She's just showing the little guy some love," the source clarified.

The insider also pointed out how Kylie Jenner's Instagram name change was not meant to disrespect the mother of King Cairo.

"Kylie's issues with Blac Chyna are between the two of them," the insider said.

"That precious little boy has absolutely nothing to do with their issues. Kylie would never in a million years drag King into her issues with his mother."

"Kylie loves that little boy and thinks he's such an adorable young man," the source added.

According to a report from E!Online, the rivalry between Blac Chyna and Kylie Jenner on Instagram simmered down ever since the starlet started dating boxer J'Leon Love.

"[The relationship is] all very new and they are taking things slow," an insider claimed about Blac Chyna and her alleged new boyfriend.