Rob Kardashian’s Rare Easter Cameo in Kim’s Family Instagram Sparks Grim Chuckles
If you ever needed proof that everything’s careening off the rails, look no further than Rob Kardashian popping up in Kim’s saccharine Easter slideshow—and yes, it’s as predictably absurd as it sounds. The estranged sibling of social‑media royalty made an uncharacteristically public appearance on Monday, April 21, when Kim Kardashian, 44, shared a curated montage of pastel pajamas, matching bunny ears, and enough forced smiles to power a meltdown. Kim’s kids—Saint, 9; Chicago, 7; and Psalm, 5—lined up next to Khloé Jenner, 40, and her little squad of True, 7, and Tatum, 2, all decked out in holiday onesies that look like they were designed by a sugar‑high Easter bunny. Then there’s Rob, 38, looming in the background with his arm draped over matriarch Kris Jenner’s shoulder and daughter Dream, 8, sandwiched between her cousins in Serena Williams‑designed frock.
This cameo arrives after years of Rob’s self‑imposed exile—so of course the internet responded by melting down. “YOU GAVE US ROB FOR EASTER ????????,” one Instagram user raved beneath Kim’s post, while another whimpered, “ayeee i missed rob???? i hope he’s doing amazing.” The whole thing feels less like a wholesome family celebration and more like a PR stunt that forgot to pack the enthusiasm. Kim’s caption, “EASTER 2025. I couldn’t get all the sisters, kids, aunts, cousins and laughs in the pics but the memories are so real. Happy Easter everyone ♡,” reads like a toxic positivity PSA for people with too much time on their hands. (Source: People Magazine)
Meanwhile, behind the virtual curtain, Khloé spilled on her podcast, Khloé in Wonderland, that she’s nicknamed her “elusive” brother “the Wizard,” because “he loves to be behind the curtain.” Guest UFC boss Dana White must have had a field day deciphering that cryptic jab. And let’s not forget Khloé’s December confession to Bustle, where she lamented how she and Rob were the underdog duo of the Kardashian roller‑coaster, bonded by feeling perpetually judged and out of place. Joy. (Source: Bustle)
At this point, it’s almost impressive how these Easter snapshots manage to feel both staged and hollow, like a Hallmark card written by a spin‑doctor hopped up on Skims merch. The underlying message? In a world that’s already on fire, even holiday cheer needs a strategic rollout date and a hashtag.
Witty Closing Remark:
Brace yourselves for the inevitable follow‑up post revealing which cousin spit out jellybeans first—because if there’s one thing the Kardashians excel at, it’s turning every family gathering into must‑scroll content.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and People Magazine; Bustle
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