Khloe Kardashian has a response for everyone who think hanging out with her ex on-again-off-again boyfriend Tristan Thompson was a really bad idea as she slammed her social media followers “creating fake sh-t” about her, though she didn’t say exactly what “fake sh-t” she was talking about.
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“HA! some of y’all really just make up anything and swear it’s the truth as if you know what’s going on. The truth is never good enough… or juicy enough. So you create a narrative that fits what you choose to believe,” Khloe tweeted.
Khloe also replied to a couple of tweets, claiming that the incorrect narratives were “terrorizing” her.
Khloe Kardashian on Saturday night attended a birthday party for LeBron James’ wife, Savannah Brinson with her ex Tristan Thompson, a report by TMZ revealed.
Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson, who split sometime in June, were photographed hanging out in the back of the room while singer Giveon performed at the party in West Hollywood, California.
Khloe Kardashian boldly shared a photo of herself from the party on Instagram, flaunting her skin-tight black Balenciaga gown as she leaned seductively on a black Escalade which she arrived at the venue in, while Tristan got to the venue in a black Rolls Royce.
But Khloe Kardashian didn’t give much detail in her Twitter lash-out, it’s safe to link her rant to her on-again, off-again relationship with Tristan Thompson.
Some days back, Khloe Kardashian had hit hard on a Twitter fan who said she had “no self worth” after she and Tristan were rumoured to be rebuilding their broken relationship.
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To the statement from the fan, Khloe said, “Are you telling me you made a decision about my life based on a random blog? I believe that reflects more on you than it does on me.”
Tristan and Khloe are fronting that the only relationship they have now is a healthy co-parenting relationship with their daughter, True Thompson, 3.
