Rob Kardashian’s Battle With Fat Set Aside As ‘KUWTK’ Star Faces Gay Rumors? Weight Gain Rehab Not True But He’s Training Everyday!
Rob Kardashian's battle with fat might be set aside by a bigger tabloid fodder as the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star is facing gay rumors, according to the latest report by the Enquirer.Meanwhile, a representative claimed that the sock mogul didn't go to rehab and instead Rob Kardashian's battle with fat will be fought on his own terms.
The National Enquirer reported on its April 18th edition that Rob Kardashian's weight gain might just be the tip of the iceberg in terms of the reality star's issues.
The publication quoted sources as saying that while the youngest of the Kardashian brood was in rehab, he came to terms with his own sexuality. Simply put, the sources suggested that Rob Kardashian is gay.
Further proof provided of the Rob Kardashian gay rumors is the fact that he hasn't looked for a girlfriend in the last 16 months while his interests have "leaned towards more feminine things," said Celebrity Dirty Laundry.
But there could be nothing to the rumors as Enquirer reported that a source close to the reality star claimed that he is clearly bothered by the Rob Kardashian gay rumors.
Earlier, MailOnline noted that Rob Kardashian's weight gain might already exceeded 70 pounds since his split with singer-actress Rita Ora. While it was earlier reported that he went to the Meadows Trauma and Addiction rehab center for addiction to alcohol and prescription drugs, his rep claimed otherwise.
The website also said that Rob Kardashian's weight gain has earned a lot of criticisms from momager Kris Jenner and the Kardashian girls.
The rep said that Rob Kardashian's battle with fat got a major boost from personal trainer Gunnar Peterson.
"He was in really good spirits, seemed very much himself. Said he's been working out everyday and focused on getting back in shape," another source told E! News.
Supposed inside "sources" were revealing to several outlets that Rob had checked into the facility after battling severe depression from his weight gain, and also for treatment for his substance abuse.