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Khloe Kardashian reveals her pride after disabled Amari wows his supporters at dance recital

Khloe Kardashian reveals her pride after disabled Amari wows his supporters at dance recital

Daily Mail​26-05-2025

has expressed her pride for Amari Thompson, the disabled brother of her ex-BF Tristan Thompson.
Sharing clips of Amari, 18, at a dance recital, she wrote: 'I am so proud of this young man.'
'Amari is so so happy,' the reality TV star added alongside video clips of him on stage with his peers and teachers.
'So happy': The 18-year-old younger sibling of the NBA star, 34, suffers from a rare form of epilepsy and requires full-time care
The younger sibling of the NBA star, 34, suffers from a rare form of epilepsy known as Lennox-Gastaut syndrome (LGS) and requires full-time care.
Tristan became Amari's legal guardian when their mom Andrea died of a heart attack in January 2023.
The Kardashian-Jenner clan - who featured Amari's birthday on their Hulu show in April - has similarly welcomed the teen into their everyday lives.
Khloe's mother Kris Jenner, 69, was also present for the dance recital.
She appeared alongside her third-born child and Amari in two smiley photos, dressed in a red sweatsuit with black and white Nike sneakers.
The matriarch, who has fans speculating over her youthful, rejuvenated look, added glamorous black sunglasses and slicked her signature short haircut behind her ears with a stylish side part.
Khloe wore a coordinating sweatsuit as well -hers black - which included a zip-up hoodie.
In an early April episode of The Kardashians, Kris became teary-eyed as Amari suffered a seizure at his 18th birthday party thrown by Khloe.
The festive occasion took a serious turn while while Kris and Khloe were in the middle of a conversation with Amari's full-time caretakers, Noel Rojas and Alba Flores.
The seizure wasn't shown on camera, but the 'momager' was driven to tears after witnessing the medical emergency for the first time.
Kardashian helped calm her mom down, and later said in a confessional interview, 'Amari will never be a burden or any of that.
'Amari is one of the most special souls I have ever met.'
She added: 'When you meet someone who's so wonderful, and something so terrible happens to them, you do want to help, you do want to fix it and be there as much as you can.
'And I think my mom feels the exact same way. She has such a connection to Amari.'
Khloe and Tristan share daughter True, seven, and son Tatum, three.
They are co-parents and have not been romantically involved for several years following a tumultuous relationship during which Tristan was caught in multiple cheating scandals.

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