Khloe Kardashian seems to be enjoying her younger sister Kylie's company as they take time to watch Twilight, Khloe's first time to do so, and has fallen in love with the vampire series. The "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star is obviously just chill although her rumored boyfriend Matt Kemp  is still nursing an injury making it unlikely for him to play during the opening in Australia.

"Watched Twilight for the first time ever with @KylieJenner tonight!!! I finally understand.... It ALL makes sense now," she wrote in her Twitter account which has nine million followers.

Is the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star envisioning herself as Bella while her rumored beau Matt Kemp is Edward?

Khloe Kardashian has been rumored to be dating the L.A. Dodgers star after she filed for divorce against husband, Lamar Odom.

But the reality star is still reportedly reeling from her failed marriage with the former L.A. Lakers star.

"Right now, my personal life is a little chaotic. I just hate being at home. I've basically thrown all my bare necessities into some suitcases and I'm kind of living out of my car right now. Literally, my car has duffle bags upon duffle bags in it," Khloe Kardashian said, according to Entertainmentwise.com.

Meanwhile, a date with Matt Kemp on Valentine's Day may not happen as a source told HollywoodLife.com that Khloe Kardashian will spend that day with her family and close friend.

"Valentine's for her is about love, not necessarily romantic love. She's all about loving herself right now, and treating herself like a princess, instead of waiting for a guy to do it," the source said.

Meanwhile, Matt Kemp is still out for the season-opener of the Major League Baseball in Australia on March 22.

Dodgers team manager Don Mattingly told Sportingnews that they are not expecting Matt Kemp to suit up when they play the Diamondbacks in Australia.

During the annual FanFest sponsored by the team a week ago, Matt Kemp told reporters:

"If I'm ready to play, I'll play. If not, I'm not going to play. I don't want to come back at 80% and get hurt again. I want to be 100% the whole year and give everybody what I can give them with a full year of me being healthy," he said.