Cheating Scandal: Amber Rose Reaches Out To Khloe Kardashian

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Earlier today, news of Khloe Kardashian's man cheating on her with multiple women broke the internet and  most social media users have been reacting differently with some mocking her saying its Karma coming back.

 But one person's comment rather came out as shocking owing to the 'beef' the two have had in the past.

 Amber Rose , today decided to put her differences with Khloe Kardashian aside to se show support for the expectant mum.

 She wrote:
'I know we've had our differences in the past but my heart is broken for you sis smh no one deserves to feel that pain especially during such a sensitive time. God bless you and your baby,' she concluded, with a heart emoji.

Recalled, Tristan Thompson was caught on tap in a video kissing and groping two women at a club. While in another, he was spotted walking into an NY hotel with an Instagram model named Stephanie Woods who posed for a paparazzi shots of herself and Tristan going inside the hotel with the caption 
“let us be happy.” 



Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson are expecting a baby girl together.

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