Rob Kardashian pretty much embarrassed everybody alive this weekend, and now he’s understandably embarrassed about it.
After Blac Chyna left him and took their baby and allegedly a bunch of food too, Rob responded by maybe hacking her phone, airing their dirty laundry in public, and reposting a bunch of memes like an immature 12-year-old boy.
blac chyna took her child and left and rob is legit out here posting memes about it pic.twitter.com/qlk9uCZXkq
And now, much like the 12-year-old boy he is, Rob is apologizing for acting out.
“This weekend I was in an emotional bad place and did some things that embarrassed myself and my family,” Rob wrote on Instagram. “I apologize and I’m seeking help to deal with my flaws/issues. Please pray for me and I’m sorry @blacchyna. You are a great mother to our child and I love you.”
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