Lamar Odom Advices Rob Kardashian to Stick With Blac Chyna for Their Unborn Baby, Kim Kardashian Spotted Rubbing Model's Baby Bump

Earlier this week, rumors have swirled claiming that Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna have broken up because he deleted all her photos on his Instagram account. Reports have then surfaced saying that Lamar Odom advised his brother-in-law to stay with Chyna for the sake of their baby as Kim Kardashian was seen rubbing the model's baby bump.

Lamar Odom Urges Rob Kardashian to Stay With Blac Chyna for the Baby Amid Break-up Rumors

Rob and Chyna have reportedly been in a difficult journey since the pregnancy started as she has been very emotional. Also, they have been dealing with stress and pressure from their reality show "Rob & Chyna," which is set to air later. Due to this, Odom has advised Rob with what he needs to do, Hollywood Life reported.

An insider shared, "Lamar has been urging Rob to hang in there with Blac and make things work between them. Now that Rob is starting a family, Lamar has been encouraging him to stay with his fiance for the baby."

What Caused Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian's Big Fight?

According to recent reports, Chyna and Rob fought over a text message that he saw on her phone. It was unclear what the message was and who it came from but it reportedly made Rob really mad. It was said to be caught on camera but it is unclear if it will be shown on "Rob & Chyna."

Many are saying that they are back together again but the two are yet to release an official statement about the real status of their relationship.

Kim Kardashian Rubs Blac Chyna's Belly Amid Break-up Rumors With Rob Kardashian

It seems that the Kardashian-Jenner clan is having Chyna's back despite the supposed break-up with Rob as Kim recently uploaded a video of her rubbing the model's baby bump. In the video, Kim says that they are in San Diego but did not say if Rob was with them. Chyna was also seen still wearing her engagement ring so it is possible that they are still together.

The people involved in this report are yet to comment.