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Khloe Kardashian kicked Rob out and now she misses him

Khloe Kardashian "misses" her brother Rob.
The Kocktails with Khloe star reportedly kicked her reclusive sibling out of her home when she discovered he is romancing Blac Chyna and now it seems she could be regretting her quick decision.
Alongside a black and white picture of Rob kissing her cheek, Khloe tweeted three crying face emojis and wrote: "It's simple...I miss you."
Though Rob, 28, hasn't replied to the tweet, their sister Kourtney Kardashian did and wrote: "True love."

It was previously claimed Khloe felt "majorly betrayed" by Rob's new relationship.
A source said: "Rob is living with Blac now that Khloe kicked him out after finding out about him and Blac.
"Khloe feels majorly betrayed by Rob after she always stuck up for him. She feels like this is a major blow to the family. Nobody in the family likes it.'
And younger half-sibling Kylie Jenner is equally upset by the relationship because Rob's girlfriend has previously dissed her on Twitter because of her relationship with Tyga, the father of Blac's three-year-old son King Cairo.
The source added: "Kylie says Rob stabbed her in the back. This is not about Kylie for Rob though. He was always cool with Kendall and Kylie. For him this is about the whole family and his way at getting back at them."

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