Rob Kardashian’s Weight Gain Causes His Liver Failure? Momager Kris Jenner Concerned About Only Son’s Health As He Battles Fat

Rob Kardashian's weight gain might eventually lead to liver failure as momager Kris Jenner expressed concern for her only son's health as he battles fat as shown in the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" teaser video.

The teaser is part of the reality show's midseason finale which is scheduled to air next week on E!, according to Celebrity Dirty Laundry.

In the promo clip of "Keeping Up with the Kardashianans," Kris Jenner is shown advising Rob Kardashian that his weight gain is causing his liver to shut down and she's concerned that the extra weight would literally kill him.

Rob Kardashian's weight gain is really causing a rift between him and momager Kris Jenner to the point that he no longer wants to be part of the show "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" because of all the pressure he gets while he battles the bulge.

Rob Kardashian "is really depressed" because he's not "as close with his family right now," according to the source who told Us Weekly.

"He won't answer a lot of texts and calls from friends," the source added. "Rob has a trainer he's supposedly working out with but Rob rarely shows up for their sessions. He's not losing any weight. The family is very concerned about him."

Kris Jenner certainly doesn't mince words when talking about Rob Kardashian's weight gain as she had in the past spoke harshly about his motivation. The Star reported earlier that the momager ordered his only son to attend "fat camp" because his weight gain is already causing an embarrassment to the family.

"She called him a fat slob and said he's losing out on business opportunities because no one wants someone as huge as him representing their products," the source told Star.

Kris Jenner also issued Rob Kardashian an ultimatum for his continued weight gain: "She's told him that if he wants to continue to be an active part of their family, he's going to attend a camp and lose the weight once and for all," the source added.