Author: Mary Kate McGrath / Source: Bustle
It’s been a few weeks since the cheating scandal broke, and on Monday, Tristan Thompson posted on Instagram, breaking his social media silence. The NBA player might have returned to the online world, but it won’t necessarily welcome him back. Khloé Kardashian fans aren’t going to be happy with the post, which doesn’t address the cheating reports or comment on his relationship at all.
Instead, it was a post about the Cleveland Cavaliers win over the Indiana Pacers on Sunday. “WHAT AN ATMOSPHERE IN THE Q!! GREAT WIN #OnToTheNextOne,” he wrote on Instagram, along with a picture taken during the game. The post doesn’t reveal anything about his status with Kardashian, and it suggests the player won’t be using social media to address the cheating reports anytime soon.
Thompson attempted a return to social media once before. On April 11, the star shared a sponsored post with Neiman Marcus and GQ. The caption read: “ferragamo sunglasses are always the perfect accessory and of course look good on a man.” Kardashian fans took the opportunity to roast the player, posting poop and middle-finger emoji in the comments. The post even inspired an entire series of insults, where people commented with their “hopes” for Thompson. Spoiler: the hopes weren’t good things. “I hope you step on a lego,” one fan wrote. “I hope every time you’re in the club you miss the beat drop,” another said. The NBA player deleted the post after several days, and had been quiet online since.
The Instagram share on Monday is already facing criticism from Kardashian fans. In the comments, several basketball fans offered congratulations, but other users called him out for his reported behavior. In addition to the insults and strings of poop emoji, many wondered why his return to social media wasn’t a comment on the controversy or about his newborn daughter, True Thompson. “Too soon,’ one user wrote. “He instas this…
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