Rob Kardashian and his ex-girlfriend Blac Chyna left fans wondering if they might have secretly reconciled thanks to a cryptic social media post shared on Tuesday.
Chyna -- who now uses her birth name, Angela White -- set off the confusion with an Instagram photoset of herself posing in an all-white ensemble next to a white Ferrari.
But it was her caption, an apparent non sequitur, that sparked the reconciliation rumors by writing, 'This love is forever ♾️ @robkardashianofficial,' and tagging her ex in the caption.
Rob, 38, raised the stakes when he then 'liked' the post.
The Daily Mail has contacted representatives for Rob and White but hasn't yet received a response from either.
The post was a surprising development for the exes, who split under brutal conditions, including Kardashian posting revenge porn of White and accusing her of physically assaulting him.
The comment on White's post were primarily filled with heart-eyes emojis, though some fans expressed skepticism about a potential reunion.
'After all the court cases and stuff? What's Kris J saying? Anyway congratulations,' wrote one user.
'Wait did I miss something what year is it?,' another fan wrote, while another comment read, 'We're back in 2016 fr😭.'
One poster wondered if the post was 'promo or real,' but a more romance-minded fan commented, 'Pure Love Comeback 🤍🤍.'
White may have set the stage for a potential reunion earlier this year when she said she and Kardashian—with whom she shares their eight-year-old daughter Dream Kardashian—were on better terms after their ugly split.
During an appearance on Piers Morgan Uncensored in February, White clarified that the two were back on speaking terms after she lost a $100 million defamation suit against his mother and sisters.
'I speak to Kim. Me and Rob, we are like this now,' she said while crossing her fingers. 'Thank God.'
She also suggested that she was still able to be civil with at least some of the Kardashian-Jenner clan in the wake of her failed lawsuit.
Kardashian and White struck up their relationship in 2016, and they welcomed their daughter Dream (L) in November of that year. White also shares an older son, King Cairo Stevenson (center), from her relationship with the rapper Tyga.
The exes had a bumpy on-off relationship beginning in 2016 before their final split in February 2017. Kardashian later shared revenge porn of her, and he accused her in 2022 of assaulting him.
He testified in her $100M defamation lawsuit against his mother and sisters that she allegedly pointed a gun at his head, strangled him with a phone cord and hit him with a metal rod in 2016.
'I've spoken to Kris [Jenner]. I speak to Khloé [Kardashian] too,' she added.
However, White noted, 'I haven't seen Kourtney, and I haven't seen Kylie, like, to actually speak to.'
She explained that, while her relationship with Rob's sisters and mother wasn't as strong as it had been before her lawsuit, they were still able to be cordial around each other.
But the tumultuous relationship hit a bump in December when Kardashian announced on social media that the two had split.
They managed to get back together just days later, but the two separated, seemingly for good, in February 2017.
Kardashian escalated behind-the-scenes conflicts and made them shockingly public when he posted nude photos of White to social media in July 2017, though he was never prosecuted for revenge porn, a crime in California.
However, White was able to obtain a temporary restraining order in the wake of the explicit posting.
White was suing the Kardashians for allegedly spreading false rumors of the abuse, which she claimed scuttled plans for a lucrative reality show she was to star on with Rob;
White ultimately lost the lawsuit, but in February of this year she claimed that she and Rob were on good terms;
In October of that year, she filed her lawsuit against Kardashian's mother and sisters, in which she requested a $100 million judgment after alleging that they had worked behind the scenes to scuttle a planned reality show that she and her ex were to have starred on by spreading allegedly false claims that she had assaulted him.
During the trial, which didn't begin until 2022, Kardashian shared emotional testimony in court in which he claimed that he feared for his life when his then-fiancée White pointed a gun at his head during one night in 2016.
He went on to allege that she 'strangled' him with a phone-charging cable wrapped around his neck.
he also said she hit him multiple times with a metal rod while under the influence of 'cocaine and alcohol.'
'Strangling someone, beating someone, that's not a family,' he said. 'That's not love to me.'
Despite his testimony, White claimed under oath that she was never violent toward her former fiancé.
She admitted to holding a gun that she got from his nightstand -- which he allegedly always kept unloaded -- but she denied pointing it at him.
White also admitted to putting a phone-charging cable around his neck, but she claimed she only placed it on him in a playful manner.
Kris Jenner's longtime boyfriend testified in the trial that he rushed over to Kardashian's house after Kris got a distressed phone call from her son.
When he arrived, Gamble said he saw White holding a metal rod, and he said she began whipping Kardashian with a phone cable and hitting him as he rushed in.
Despite the disturbing abuse allegations, White and Kardashian appear to have managed to co-parent their daughter Dream together.
White also shares an older son, King Cairo Stevenson, whom she shares with her ex-boyfriend, the rapper Tyga.