Tristan Thompson posts shirtless selfie as Khloé, Michele Morrone get flirty - Page Six

Tristan Thompson looks like he’s trying to show Khloé Kardashian what she’s (not) missing.

The NBA player, 31, snapped a selfie while he was working out shirtless in his gym and posted it to his Instagram Stories, writing, “Sunday morning Locked in 💪 Be bless [sic].”

Thompson’s thirst trap comes as fans clamored for the “Kardashians” star to start dating “365 Days” actor Michele Morrone after they were photographed cozying up to each other during Milan Fashion Week.

Khloé, 38, and Morrone, 31, were seated front row for Kim Kardashian’s “Ciao, Kim” fashion show in collaboration with Dolce & Gabbana. The Good American co-founder later posed for a backstage snap that the Italian heartthrob shared on his Instagram Story.

Khloé Kardashian walking in Italy.
The “Kardashians” star was photographed looking comfortable with Michele Morrone.
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In the pic, Morrone could be seen wrapping his arm around Khloé’s waist as he closed his eyes and pulled her body in close to his.

While the Hulu reality star is making waves with an Italian hunk, Thompson was last seen leaving a party with an OnlyFans model. His timing couldn’t have been worse — as Khloé debuted their 2-month-old son, who was born via surrogate, on her family’s TV series.

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The "365 Days" star and the Good American designer haven't commented on the nature of their relationship.

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Kim Kardashian and Khloe Kardashian make their arrival at the Dolce and Gabbana party
The "365 Days" star and the Good American designer haven't commented on the nature of their relationship.

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Although Thompson was not present at the infant’s birth, Khloé allowed him to visit her and their new son in the hospital.

“I’m so grateful,” Khloé gushed of her second child in a confessional. “It’s such a beautiful gift that we’re able to have.

“Ever since December, it’s been this dark cloud looming over me every single day,” she continued, referencing Thompson cheating on her last year and conceiving a baby with Maralee Nichols. “Now that my son is here, I get to move on and I get to enjoy. It’s almost like I get to close that chapter and be done with this trauma and put it behind me.”

The exes also share 4-year-old daughter True.

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