Khloe Kardashian had something to say to one Instagram user who commented on True Thompson‘s debut photo this weekend.
On the pic, one user commented, “Her daughter is Black which proves that O.J. Simpson is Khloe‘s dad.” If you don’t know, there’s a conspiracy theory that Khloe‘s dad is O.J. Simpson.
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Khloe later responded to that comment, “I mean…her dad is black silly. That’s why she’s black babe.”
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In last night’s episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kris Jenner met up with her longtime friend Faye Resnick, who wrote the controversial book “Nicole Brown Simpson: The Private Diary of a Life Interrupted.”
Kris and Faye were having lunch and talking about OJ Simpson‘s parole from jail. He was officially released back in October.
Faye said the prospect of his release “scares the death out of me. I’ve been having nightmares about that.” Kris responded that she was in denial about the whole thing.
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OJ Simpson, who spent nine years in prison, was released on Sunday (October 1).
The 70-year-old former NFL player was held at the Lovelock Correctional Center in northern Nevada, and was granted parole back in July for his 2008 conviction.
He was convicted of three counts of conspiracy, one count of burglary in possession of a deadly weapon, and two counts each of kidnapping, robbery, assault, and coercion, all with a deadly weapon.
The Nevada Department of Corrections posted a photo and video of his release for the public.
O.J. Simpson has been granted parole today after being convicted in 2008 of kidnapping, armed robbery and 10 other charges.
All four parole commissioners voted to free the 70-year-old former athlete. OJ will not be getting out until October at the earliest.
During the parole hearing, O.J. testified, as well as one of his daughters and some of his friends.
He served nine years in prison and was considered a low risk offender, which is why he was given parole. The parole board specifically said at the beginning of the hearing that they would not bring his acquitted murder charges from the 90s into account when thinking about his parole.
