Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson have both finally addressed all the rumors that they’re back together again.
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In case you needed a reminder, Khloé and Tristan — who share a 3-year-old daughter, True — have notoriously been dating on and off for the past five years.
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Less than a year later, Khloé ended their relationship — seemingly for good — after Tristan was accused of cheating again, this time with her close friend and Kylie Jenner’s BFF, Jordyn Woods.
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But after getting their co-parenting relationship on track and growing close over the first California lockdown in March 2020, Khloé and Tristan appeared to rekindle their romantic relationship too, with much of the last season of Keeping Up With the Kardashians revolving around when they’d choose to go public with their relationship.
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“We just really became genuine, great friends with one another and great co-parents,” Khloé said. “He’s a great dad. It was just this natural progression. I’m not saying it’s what I would encourage other people to do, it’s just what naturally happened for him and I.”
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Khloé went on to tell the reunion host, Andy Cohen, that they were also continuing their quest to have another child via a surrogate.
However, just two months after the reunion aired, Khloé and Tristan split again when yet more cheating accusations emerged, this time after Tristan was allegedly seen entering a bedroom with three women at a party in Bel Air.
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Well, on Monday, Khloé responded to the rumors in a reply to a Twitter user who shared an article claiming the pair had reunited alongside a message saying Khloé had “no self worth.”
“You’re telling me you made an assessment about my life because of a random blog?” Khloé replied. “I think that says more about you than it does about me.”
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“Gossipers are worse than thieves because they attempt to steal another person’s dignity, honor, credibility, and reputation which are difficult to restore,” he wrote.
“So remember this: when your feet slip, you can restore your balance,” he added. “When your tongue slips, you cannot recover your words. Act accordingly.”
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