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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Kris Jenner is eager for Rob Kardashian to move back home.

    The 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' star hopes her troubled son, 27, will return to the family home so she can help him "get his life back on track".


    A source revealed: "Kris needs a project, and Rob could use her help.

    "A trainer, chef, and slew of assistants are at Kris' house, and he would have them at his disposal. Kris believes she can help Rob get his life back on track."

    However, Rob - who currently lives with his sister, Khloé, 30 - has no plans to move in with the 59-year-old businesswoman.

    The source continued to RadarOnline.com: "There is no way he would think of moving there! For Rob, there is just way too much going on in the house all the time.

    "At Khloé's house, things are much quieter, and calm. Most importantly, Khloé doesn't nag Rob as their mom does!"

    Meanwhile, another insider recently revealed that Khloé was considering "legal action" to "force" her brother out of her home.

    The source shared: "Khloé is fed up with Rob and his lazy, mooching ways.

    "He hasn't made any attempt at getting work, going to therapy, getting help or giving up drugs.

    "He orders food, smokes pot and spends hours watching TV and playing video games. He sleeps all day and stays up all night."

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