Rob Kardashian is reportedly a father. According to a report by Star magazine (via Radar Online) the 26-year-old "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star has a secret love child. Sources told the magazine that Kardashian spilled the secret at a get-together he was having at his apartment when friends noticed a teddy bear on his bed.
"He said that it was a present for his son," the source said.
"The possibility that Rob may have a child has been the buzz in the Kardashian circle for a while, but no one knows for sure," another source said. "And no one will talk about it."
This isn't the first time reports have surfaced that the reality star was a father. In May, he posted a cryptic message on Instagram that read: "Shout out to God... Shout out Mom, shout out to my son's mom cuz she been holding me down since high school n shout out to my son Robert the Third. Lol."
He quickly deleted the post leaving many people to wonder how serious he was. Back in 2009, he also "jokingly" hinted at having a child on Twitter. According to Radar, he tweeted "Bout to take time today to see the ones whom I never see."
Nicole Richie tweeted back asking Kardashian if he was referring to his son and he responded "My son unfortunately doesn't stay in L.A. You know that. Don't remind me." Sources told Star that he told friends the secret child was the result of a fling about four years ago with a woman from Miami.
"There's a good chance that the child's mother wants nothing to do with the fame, and that's why she's staying so hush," the source said.
Reportedly Kris Jenner is doing her best to keep the rumors on the low too. The source said that every time someone brings it up she changes the subject.
"For whatever reason, Kris is fearful that Rob being a father could hurt the [Kardashian] brand," the source said adding that Kardashian has been considering moving to Miami to be closer to his alleged son. "Kris may not be able to ignore the buzz about him being a father any longer."
Do you think Rob Kardashian really does have a secret love child?
