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Khloé Kardashian Finally Shifts The Blame To Tristan Thompson For Breaking Up Her Family

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Breaking: Khloé Kardashian has come to the revelation that Jordyn Woods isn’t the reason her family is broken, and finally places the blame on her ex-boyfriend, Tristan Thompson.
#TeamJordyn and #TeamKhloé fans alike took issue with blaming Woods for breaking up Kardashian’s happy home, which didn’t really seem all that happy. Thompson cheated on Kardashian long before the Woods scandal, so many felt it was unfair to blame the ending of their relationship on Woods when Thompson had already been unfaithful.
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Kardashian is now starting to see that, too. She made it Instagram official by unfollowing him on the app, People reports, and appears to no longer follow him on Twitter as well. Thompson still followed Kardashian on both platforms as of Sunday morning.
Kardashian also apologized on Saturday in a series of tweets. “This has been an awful week & I know everyone is sick of hearing about it all (as am I),” she started. “I’m a rollercoaster of emotions & have said things I shouldn’t have. Honestly, Tristan cheating on me & humiliating me, wasn’t such a shock as the first time.”
In another tweet, she talked about how being hurt by Woods is the most painful part of it all, but Woods is not to blame for her and Thompson’s fallout.
“What’s been harder & more painful is being hurt by someone so close to me,” she continued. “Someone whom I love & treat like a little sister. But Jordyn is not to be blamed for the breakup of my family. This was Tristan’s fault.”
Hopefully this realization means Kardashian is ready to put her romantic relationship with Thompson to rest. It’s unclear what this means for her and Woods’s relationship, but Kardashian is ready to take the high road.
Her last tweet read, “I have to move on with my life & count my blessings, my family, my health, & my beautiful baby True.”
Maybe now we will get to move on too.
This article was originally published on March 2, 2019.
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