Khloé Kardashian has finally broken her silence regarding the news that her on/off boyfriend Tristan Thompson – who is also the father to her three-year-old daughter, True – fathered a child with another woman while they were still together. It’s currently being alleged that 31-year-old personal trainer Maralee Nichols gave birth to the 30-year-old Sacramento Kings player’s son on December 2nd, after the pair were intimate on his 30th birthday in March earlier this year.
The 37-year-old Good American founder’s response to the allegations actually came in the form of a reply to a Twitter comment from a fan who thought she disrespected Halle Berry at the People’s Choice Awards on Tuesday, December 7th, after she was spotted pulling an apparent “I don’t care” face when the 55-year-old Catwoman actress took to the stage to collect her People’s Icon Award. The Twitter comment read: “Okay who saw that ‘I don’t care’ sorta look on @Khloékardashian when @halleberry was onstage. Not cool man.”
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Khloé not only saw the comment, but issued her own response to it. And as much as we usually love her fierce and sassy clapbacks – of which there have been many over the years – this one hit a little different, as it made us realize just how much she is hurting over the current allegations. Poor Khloé! "That’s disappointing my face gave that expression," Khloé's response began. "Halle Berry is such a force. Absolutely Stunning and beyond talented. Tbh I’m barely in my own body right now. Please don’t read into anything. Also please don’t tear me apart because you assumed something."
The Twitter user – who couldn’t believe that the mom-of-one not only read but actually responded to her Tweet – retracted her comment, and apologized for the misunderstanding. The user wrote: "Whoa!!!!! never in a million years did I ever think my comment would get that far, especially to you @Khloékardashian I apologize for my comments. I was in the moment. I was not body shaming you at all. I was just looking at your expression when they cut to you."
