Rob Kardashian recently gifted seven pairs of socks from his designer line Arthur George to one of his lucky siblings. This act of affection (and likely advertisement) comes after rumors of drug use, rehab and weight loss.
Rob Kardashian may be battling depression, but that doesn't mean that he has forgotten about his bestie and sister Khloe Kardashian.
Even though Valentine's Day is over two weeks away, Rob decided to celebrate things a little early. According to one of Khloe's recent Instagram posts, Mirror reveals that Rob already gave Khloe her VD presents:
"[Khloe Kardashian] fueled rumors that she'd fallen out with her brother Rob when she wore a t-shirt featuring all her family's names apart from his...But it appears that the pair have not only managed to mend their relationship but they've also pushed the boat out with each other to make things right...Rob...treated the brunette beauty to a number of early Valentine's gifts in the form of seven sets of socks."
This is likely welcomed news for Rob Kardashian, who has been a target of the tabloids ever since he dropped out of the limelight.
It's no secret that Rob has been battling depression, as the reality star admitted as much on the family's hit reality show. And now, a recent report suggests that Rob may be in a lot of trouble.
According to Radar Online, both Khloe and Kris Jenner are desperate for Rob to get help:
"For 2015, the Kardashian family has resolved to get troubled Rob some serious help...sister Khloe is pushing for rehab...This is not the first time Rob's family has attempted to intervene in his troubled life. This summer, sources said he believed his family had leaked photos of him ingesting sizzurp in an attempt to get him to face his issues."
What do you think about the latest reports? Is Rob really in trouble? Were the socks really a Valentine's Day present, or were they just an opportunity to promote his design line?
We want to hear from you. Tell us your thoughts in the comment field below.
© 2024 Classicalite All rights reserved. Do not reproduce without permission.
