About a month ago, the rumor was that Khloe Kardashian isn’t really a Kardashian. The majority of conspiracy theories brought Kris Jenner’s fidelity to then-husband Robert Kardashian into question. The plot thickened when Robert Kardashian’s wives (after a splitting with Kris) told the media that Robert was aware that Khloe wasn’t his biological daughter, and that Khloe suspected the same for all these years. The rumors eventually lost credibility after TMZ obtained a court document in which Robert Kardashian swore that Khloe was his daughter.
Sounds like an open and shut case, right? Well, not quite. Kylie Jenner, Khloe’s half-sister, stirred the pot with a tweet that raised more than a few eyebrows. The 14-year-old posted, “First official photo of my sister and her dad! Like father like daughter!” Attached to the tweet was an Instagram photo of Khloe and Kris Jenner’s long-time hairdresser, Alex Roldan.
All jokes aside, there is enough of a resemblance between the two to have people second guessing.
What do you think, joke or nope?
Viky Amoroso February 11th, 2012 at 07:25 PM
She should be glad she is not a Kardashian although she is just as screwed up as them.
Rachel February 12th, 2012 at 05:46 PM
When Alex Roldan was mentioned as Khloe's possible bio father I saw an older pic of him and thought he was surely her real father. After seeing this pic, and the way he looks so proud of her, there is no way he is NOT her bio father. Regarding Robert Kardashian stating that he was Khloe's father in court documents, he would obviously would have done that. The only alternative was to destroy the child, at a critical age. Robert is just a better person than Kris Jenner - no one should be surprised that he divorced Kris and took care of Khloe. Lastly, Robert was a smart guy, he knew that Khloe knew she was different, not a bio child of the divorcing parents. He knew that Khloe would find out the truth one day. She likely knows now, b/c of her inability to conceive and the genetic testing that goes with fertility treatments.