Wednesday, May 18, 2016

Kris Jenner: FORCING Rob Kardashian to Get a Paternity Test??

While still no member of the Kardashian-Jenner family has publicly congratulated Rob Kardashian on his baby news, we know behind the scenes, they’re saying something.


And what Kris Jenner is allegedly saying is a doozy.



The momager, we’ve learned, is suggesting that Blac Chyna’s baby might not be Rob’s.


She is insisting her son get a DNA test to prove he is (or isn’t) the father, according to InTouch magazine.


“Kris was freaking out when she heard the news and is forcing Rob to get a paternity test,” a source tells the tabloid.


However, Rob, who is clearly smitten with his fiance and their fetus, is not having it.


“Rob refused and insisted that this is without a doubt his baby,” adds the source.


“But Kris is fearful it’s not his child [because she says] Chyna was with other guys when they started dating.


“She just doesn’t trust Chyna.”



Does Kris know something about Chyna that we don’t?


We’ve not heard reports of the model hooking up with anyone else this year, so we’re curious where Kris is getting her intel. 


It’s widely assumed that Blac is just using Rob for his family’s fame and fortune, but she does seem to be treating Rob well and he’s happier than he’s been in years.


Regardless, Kris isn’t the only suspicious one in Rob’s brood.


Last month, his sister Kim Kardashian brought Blac to her OB/GYN, which many took as a sign she was nurturing her soon-to-be sister-in-law.


However, a source told Heat magazine that Kim’s real motive was to make sure Blac wasn’t faking the pregnancy.


“Kim doesn’t trust Chyna, so she acted like she was taking her under her wing and offered to pay for her to go to the same OB/GYN as she used when she was pregnant with Saint,” claimed the source.


As it turned out, Blac was very much pregnant, so it seems the family is now resorting to plan B of Operation: Destroy Rob’s Will to Live.


We’ll share test results if they ever transpire, but we’re not holding our breath.