Rumors about a reunion between Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson have been circulating the former couple for months.
The two co-parent their daughter, True, together, which leads many fans to wonder i their relationship will return to something more romantic. This is partially due to the pair’s social media behavior, which is definitely flirty (mostly on Tristan’s part).
But now it seems like Khloe is addressing the rumors herself with her own cryptic Instagram post!
Keep reading for the details.
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On August 13, Kardashian posted a simple yet cryptic message on her Instagram stories. The reality star wrote, "Not a secret, just not your business," over a plain black screen.
With no other context given, fans were quick to wonder if Kardashian was referencing the current status of her relationship with Thompson.
Khloe and Tristan do seem to be getting along in recent months. And, according to Hollywood Life, the two "were spotted getting cozy with one another at a friend’s birthday party at the time. A video of their PDA eventually made its way around the internet."
Plus, Tristan has been quick to compliment Khloe over Instagram, often leaving thirsty comments on her pictures. On one of Khloe's pictures, Thompson wrote, "WOW! PERFECTION! WOW [sic]."
He also wrote a sweet message for Khloe's June birthday, calling her "beautiful" and "loving."
His full caption reads, "I’m wise enough now to know, you came into my life to show me just what it means to be an incredible person. I appreciate how I am able to learn from and grow because of you. I thank God for the beautiful and loving woman you are to everyone, especially our daughter True. You deserve the world Koko! True and I love you mama. Happy Birthday @khloekardashian."
Neither Khloe or Tristan has confirmed their relationship taking a new, more romantic direction. It also seems likely that they will leave their relationship status private, especially considering Khloe doesn't consider it to be anyone else's "business."
