Kardashians Advised Khloe NOT To Take Tristan Back Again

Last week, Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson were trending heavily again on social media. To no one's surprise, this was due to reports surfacing that Tristan cheated on Khloe again by having a child with his own personal trainer.

This child is reportedly the Sacramento Kings player's third child, and Khloe is reportedly not happy about the ongoing situation at all.

Tristan doesn't have a good track record when it comes to staying loyal to Khloe. According to sources close to PEOPLE, Khloe knew that the baby was on the way. The personal trainer that Tristan was with has since been identified as Maralee Nichols, who is based in Texas. The two allegedly has sex on one occasion.

During the time that Tristan and Nichols were together, Khloe was still dating Tristan. Khloe and Tristan have a three-year-old daughter, named True.

"Khloé was upset to find out that he cheated again," said the source, close to this situation. "She just can't believe that he is going to be a dad again. It's just a sad situation to her."

The source also claimed that the Kardashians recommended that Khloe not take Tristan back again. Unfortunately though, Khloe continued to do so with wishful thinking in mind that the NBA player would eventually change his ways.

Khloe also supposedly remained by Tristan's side in order to stay as a family for their daughter. The source added that "she is just a really great person and wants to see the positive in people."

"Khloe's family always tried to support her. They always treated Tristan well even after he broke Khloe's heart multiple times."

Khloe And Tristan also spent a lot of time together in Los Angeles, back when the city was still under heavy COVID-19 restrictions, in 2020. They were reportedly "doing great," but Khloe "knew things would change," as soon as the NBA season would resume, after a four-month shutdown.

Text messages also leaked of Tristan allegedly offering Maralee Nichols $75,000 to get an abortion, according to Page Six. At this point Nichols is suing Tristan for funds in child support, and "reimbursement of medical expenses and pregnancy-related costs."

In addition to this lawsuit, Nichols is sending over the text messages to serve as evidence. Attorneys have since stated that Tristan is "insisting that she get an abortion and threatening that she will get next to nothing with lesser support requirements in Texas."

Tristan explained in these text messages how he is supposedly retiring from the NBA at the end of the season, and therefore, Nichols wouldn't be able to get any funds from him. Tristan was originally drafted by the Cleveland Cavaliers, with the fourth pick of the 2011 NBA Draft. This past offseason he was traded to the Sacramento Kings from the Boston Celtics. Tristan was sent to the Atlanta Hawks in this trade, but was waived from the roster.