Rob Kardashian Split: Rita Ora Accused of Cheating

Rob Kardashian split from singer Rita Ora sent shock waves through Twitter yesterday. The only Kardashian male accused his London-born girlfriend of cheating on him with 20 different partners!

“She cheated on me with nearly 20 dudes while we were together, I wonder how many she will sleep with now that we apart?”, he tweeted.

“But I mean 20?!!! How can a woman who is so busy trying to start her own career have time to be with so many dudes all while in a relationship?!”

“When a woman cheats on you with one man I can live with that. People make mistakes, trust me. I have forgiven numerous times…But when a woman disrespects herself by messing with more than 20 men all while being in a relationship with a Faithful man…”

Not surprisingly the singer’s name began trending on Twitter as ‘Rita Whora’. However, Kardashian’s split from Ora comes as a surprise since both have gone through lengths to deny there was ever a relationship. Ora told MTV recently,

“In 22 years, there’s been nothing. I’ve had young fascinations but never love. I think it’s my only weakness. I’m scared of letting my guard down, and if I fell in love with someone now, he’d have to try ten times harder to break it down. (Rob’s) a great friend. But the only relationship I’m having now is with the tour bus.”

This morning Kim Kardashian’s brother was at it again. The ‘Shine Your Light’ singer reportedly tweeted, “Rob’s d*ck was wack, I had to got get it somewhere else.” This sounds very much like a fan playing games with Rob – he responded nonetheless with another shocking claim.

“So you let me get you pregnant and you let others hit raw?”

Older sister Khloe Kardashian tried to give her brother some support,

“Cheaters never prosper @RobKardashian ill be home today… Try and smile little brother.”

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