Kim Kardashian & Kris Jenner Share Throwback Photos with Rob in Honor of His 33rd Birthday

When Rob Kardashian turned 33 recently, his family members were there to celebrate him on social media.

Rob Kardashian turned 33 on March 17 and to celebrate the milestone, his mother, Kris Jenner, and sister, Kim Kardashian-West shared social media posts.

According to People, the duo both took to their Instagram pages to share throwback images along with sweet tributes to the former "Keeping up with The Kardashians" star.

Rob had filed an emergency motion that would allow his baby mama only to see their daughter during weekend visits and even then, there had to be a monitor present.

While Kris stated that her son was a "huge part" of her heart, Kim declared her undying love for her brother with hopes that they would celebrate soon.

Kim's caption, however, got people wondering if she was referencing the fast-spreading coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, which has millions of Americans across the country self-isolating to help reduce the spread of the virus.

E! News noted that due to the ongoing occurrence, it was likely that father-of-one spent the big day at home with his daughter, 3-year-old Dream Kardashian.

Although he has become known to be reclusive, a source told E! News that he was doing well as Rob was both "motivated and happier than he has been in a long time."

The last time the 33-year-old had popped up in the news was earlier this month when Page Six divulged that he had won a case that had involved his baby mama, Blac Chyna's ex-boyfriend, Pilot Jones.

It was reported that Pilot had sued both Rob and Chyna for cyberbullying and defamation, claiming that they issued his phone number to the public and accused him of being bisexual.

Pilot had also alleged that Rob and Chyna blamed him for selling a photo of him making out with Chyna even though he had previously denied any knowledge of how the image got leaked.

Before he won the case, which earned him $45,000, Rob had been denied his parte motion for primary custody of his and Chyna's daughter.

Page Six noted that in January, Rob had filed an emergency motion that would allow his baby mama only to see their daughter during weekend visits and even then, there had to be a monitor present.

Unfortunately, the presiding judge found no need for Rob's case and denied him the motion.