Rob Kardashian Twitter Cleaned Up, Reality Star Posts Bible Verse and Prayer, Vows to Lose the Weight
Rob Kardashian is making some serious life changes. After struggling with his weight and engaging in an online battle, he seems determined to focus on himself and turn things around. The Kardashian brother tweeted inspirational and Biblical verses to his followers after cleaning up his feed and deleting numerous tweets.
"Blessed is the nation whose God is the LORD. Psalm 33:12," Kardashian tweeted. "Lord Jesus, protect those who protect me – police, firefighters, and those in the military. Teach me to pray for them and to honor them for their service. Amen," he concluded.
Kardashian famously did not attend his sister Kim's wedding to Kanye West. He went to Paris for pre-wedding celebrations but was "not feeling like himself," a source told People magazine. However, friends were concerned about his mood and appearance.
"Friends at the wedding expressed serious concern for him," another friend said. "When I saw him, it looked like something was very wrong. I'm not sure it's solely related to weight gain. His friends and family are rooting for him."
Kardashian has had several ups and downs throughout his life, including a cheating girlfriend in 2012. He tweeted his pain to friends before deleting his Twitter feed for good. However, he came back online, only to be slammed for his weight gain after it appeared he was successfully keeping the weight off and winning the struggle. Now he is refocused on losing the weight.
Gunnar Peterson, a celebrity trainer, told TMZ that Kardashian texted him after returning from Paris and wants to work out every day until the weight is gone. Peterson has worked out a grueling routine of full-body exercises, cardio and resistance training. According to Peterson, Kardashian didn't attend the wedding because he felt "too fat" for family photographs and did not want to be embarrassed.
No one from the Kardashian family has issued a statement about his absence at the wedding or his recent behavior.