KHLOE Kardashian might be engaged to on-again boyfriend Tristan Thompson after she was spotted rocking a giant diamond ring on her left hand.
The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star, 36, and the pro basketball player, 29, share 2-year-old daughter True.
In photos obtained by The Celeb Report, Khloe was seen out and about with her toddler in Natick, Massachusetts with the massive diamond jewelry shining on her left-hand ring finger.
The area is just outside of Boston, where Tristan’s now living after signing a deal, reportedly worth $19million, to play with the Boston Celtics a few weeks ago.
During the afternoon outing, Khloe sported a long, black winter coat, a black face mask, black beanie, light-blue denim jeans and black high-heeled boots.
The giant engagement-like ring sparkled and stood out against the mostly-black ensemble and her pale pink-painted nails.
The KUWTK star landed in Boston with True last Tuesday to visit Tristan so they could all spend the holidays together.
The night she got it, the two had a date night dining out at Zuma Restaurant at the Four Seasons Hotel One Dalton Street in a glass-enclosed private dining room in the back.
After the pair reconnected earlier this year, a source told In Touch that Khloe has “never been happier,” adding that “they’ve gotten over their issues and have come out stronger than ever.”
The insider even teased at the time: “Having another child together is definitely on the cards and possibly even a wedding in the future.”
Khloe and Tristan started dating in 2017 and originally split in February 2019 after he was involved in a cheating scandal with Kylie Jenner’s ex-BFF Jordyn Woods.
Along with his scandal with Jordyn, he was also seen flirting with other women while Khloe was pregnant with True.
They reunited earlier this year after spending a lot of time together co-parenting in isolation due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Good American founder was previously married to basketball player Lamar Odom from 2009 to 2016, but he also cheated on her and they split.
