KARDASHIAN fans have expressed concern as they spot one family member missing from the Kardashians Hulu show for three episodes in a row.
The Hulu original features sisters Kim, 41, Kourtney, 43, and Khloe Kardashian, 37, as well as mom Kris, 66, and younger siblings Kendall, 26, and Kylie Jenner, 24.
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Kardashian fans have noticed that Kylie, the youngest of the show’s stars, has been missing from the past three episodes.
Speculation surrounding the absence points to the fact that Kylie Cosmetics founder was late into pregnancy during the time of filming.
She and boyfriend Travis Scott, 31, welcomed their second child, a boy, on February 2nd of this year.
The famous couple already shared a daughter, Stormi Webster, four.
Another theory for Kylie missing from the Hulu series factors in the chaos surrounding rapper boyfriend Travis Scott’s Astroworld Festival tragedy.
The tragic event occurred around the time the final episodes of the season were being shot.
A crowd of 50,000 showed up for the two-day event, which sold out within an hour of tickets going live in May this year.
Officials in Texas said the crowd began to “compress towards the front of the stage” at around 9:15 pm, sparking panic.
17 people were transported to hospitals with 11 of them in cardiac arrest.
Eight people were killed during the concert with hundreds more suffering injuries.
OUT OF SIGHT
A source close to Kylie and Travis told the Sun that the couple was devastated after the event and had decided to keep a low profile in its wake.
“Travis and Kylie have been sobbing on the phone to their teams and trying to figure out what happened,” the source told The Sun.
“They found out after the show on Friday that people had died, but they were initially told it was someone injecting drugs and that a number of people went into cardiac arrest in the same spot.
“They had no idea of what truly happened until much later on, and they are heartbroken over the situation.
“Drake was a guest at the festival, he was on stage and then went straight to the after-party at Dave & Buster’s where he was also told and immediately left.”
The insider claims Travis was using an in-ear monitor headphone during the concert and nobody told him to stop the show, despite videos showing desperate fans begging security to intervene.
“The female fan who tried to get the cameraman’s attention was about 50 yards away, and nobody told Travis to pull the plug,” they said.
“He did pause earlier in the night to make sure someone was OK and even said the lights turn on, but he was then told to continue.
LEGAL TROUBLES
Travis Scott is reportedly facing numerous lawsuits following the disaster at The Astroworld festival show.
According to Billboard, a festival attendee, Manuel Souza, filed a petition in Harris County District Court against Scott, organizer ScoreMore, and concert company Live Nation.
The lawsuit alleges that Scott and his producing partners placed emphasis on “a motivation for profit at the expense of concertgoers’ health and safety”.
The plaintiff’s attorney, Steve Kherkher, wrote: “Defendants failed to properly plan and conduct the concert in a safe manner.
“Instead, they consciously ignored the extreme risks of harm to concertgoers, and, in some cases actively encouraged and encouraged dangerous behaviors.”
Alongside Drake, Scott has also been accused of “inciting mayhem” during the Friday night incident.
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