Khloé Kardashian has confused fans over her latest Instagram exchange with sister Kim, and the whole thing is pretty bizarre.
The sisters' newest interaction comes in the form of Khloé's unexpected comment under one of Kim's Instagram posts, and fans aren't quite clear on the meaning behind the message.
Kim's beach photo dump sees her posing in a SKIMS blue string bikini set, with the 41-year-old overlooking the sea before moving to her hotel room bed. She went on to caption the pic, 'Miami I miss u already!!' and, yes, we're very much in the mood for summer now.
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While Kim looks fire in the pics, followers have turned their attention to Kim's comments section, with Khloé leaving an unexpected message, simply writing, 'Bitch'.
Though it might seem like there's some surprising beef between the pair, it's safe to say Khloé's comment was very much intended as a joke, with the Kardashian-Jenner sisters often calling each other 'bitch' for fun or as a term of endearment.
Still, fans appeared to be slightly confused over the meaning of Khloé's comment. Some seemed to misinterpret Khloé's message, with one commenting: 'Lol Khloé be throwing stones [sic],' while another added: 'she jealous [sic].'
Meanwhile, others appeared to see the sweeter side. One follower wrote: 'Sisterly love,' with another joking: 'typical sister comment.'
We wouldn't expect anything different from these two.
Just last month, Kim came out to share her appreciation for sisters Khloé, Kourtney, Kendall and Kylie - posting a group picture of the five all together. She added the caption: 'Side-by-side or miles apart sisters are always connected at heart.'
So, if that's anything to go off, we're sure it's still all love between these two.
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