Rob Kardashian has returned to the social media spotlight, after the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star posted an injury he received while playing sports, likely in an effort to get down to his desired weight. This latest report comes after the mother of step-dad Bruce Jenner seemed to confirm her son's upcoming sex-change surgery and his desire to become a transgendered woman.
After months of radio silence, Rob Kardashian is back on Instagram, the popular photo-themed social networking platform.
But calm down, ladies. Rob wasn't showing off his new and potentially slimmed down figure.
Instead, Entertainment Wise tells readers that Rob was showing off his terrible sports-related injury:
"Reality TV star Rob Kardashian has shared the two most gruesome videos on his Instagram page. The youngest Kardashian, who has been staying out of the public eye, wanted to share his football injury with his fans on the social networking platform. But we were NOT prepared to see Rob's foot being folded over!"
Of course, this isn't the only reason that Rob Kardashian finds himself in the news. And that has a little something to do with his stepdad (and longtime Kardashian/Jenner Patriarch) Bruce Jenner.
The former Olympian, it is reported, will be transitioning into living life as a female. Although the story was initially dismissed as tabloid fodder, Radar Online is reporting that even Bruce's mom, Esther Jenner, has confirmed the sex-change claims:
"I just learned about [his transition]...Bruce filled me in, and we had a very long, long, long talk about it...I have never been more proud of Bruce for who he is, himself as a father, as an Olympian, a wonderful public speaker. He instills enthusiasm in people. He's gifted."
What do you think about the latest reports? Are you excited to see Bruce and Rob's new bodies? Are you surprised by the interview Kris' mom gave Radar Online?
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