Is Khloé Kardashian back in Cleveland? Her latest Instagram Story raises some questions.
After Kardashian-Jenner matriarch Kris Jenner hinted on Friday that Khloé Kardashian might be moving to Cleveland soon, it looks like the new mom is back in Ohio. Khloé posted a photo on her Instagram Story that showed a set of “welcome home” balloons. She added “Thank you baby” on top of the image, along with a heart.
Khloé didn’t geotag the photo, but it looks like she’s back in Cleveland with Tristan Thompson. The Good American co-founder gave birth to her and Thompson’s daughter, True Thompson, in Cleveland in April. She’s since returned to California to be with her family, but it looks like there’s still a special place in Ohio for her and True.
During an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show Friday, Kris Jenner simply said “maybe” when the host asked her if Khloé would be moving back to Cleveland. Since Thompson plays for the Cleveland Cavaliers, having Khloé and True in the city would make it a lot easier for him to see the two of them more often.
But even though Khloé and True going to Cleveland to spend time with True’s father, at least part of the time, might seem like a no-brainer, some fans have been wondering whether or not Khloé and Tristan are still together. Khloé’s been sharing a lot of cryptic, inspirational messages in her Instagram Stories lately, which some people have taken to mean that she’s been getting over a breakup.
Based on the fact that she used the word “baby” in her post, though, it looks like the two are still going strong. Plus, Khloé and Tristan have been sending each other heart-eye emoji in Instagram comments, suggesting that their relationship is far from over.
It’s not clear how long Khloé will be in Cleveland, or whether she’ll be dividing her time between Ohio and California. For now, though, it does seem like she and Tristan are on solid ground in their relationship, cheating scandal be damned.
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