Malika Haqq on Rob Kardashian: ‘I Can’t Say He’s [Doing] Bad, I Can’t Say He’s Good’

While none of the Kardashian family members have spoken out directly, it seems as though everyone close to them has offered their thoughts regarding Rob Kardashian and his romance with Blac Chyna.

Last night at the NAACP Image Awards, Khloé Kardashian’s BFF Malika Haqq said that the family still supports Rob and always will be supportive of him.

via Us Weekly:

“They’re a family that’s always supportive. No matter how much they fight, I think anyone who’s followed them over the last 11 seasons can actually see that support is what they know best,” Haqq, 32, told Us. “They can fight like cats and dogs but nobody else can fight with them. They can do that with each other and keep it movin’.”

Haqq, who has made frequent appearances on Keeping Up With the Kardashians, added that Rob, 28, will be “just fine.”

“I saw Rob a couple of weeks ago,” Haqq said. “Rob is doing Rob, clearly. That’s what Rob is doing. I can’t say he’s bad. I can’t say he’s good. I can just say that he’s going through his vibe which kind of excludes other people from the choice that he wants to make and maybe that’s him growing from whatever discomfort he may have had.”

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