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This week in Kardashian drama,Hong Kong Archives the spotlight is shockingly on Rob.

On Monday, Rob Kardashian and his fiancée Blac Chyna made waves on Instagram after Rob suddenly removed all traces of Chyna from his account and the pair unfollowed each other.

Even though Rob deleted every photograph of Chyna from his Instagram account, Chyna has re-followed him and it seems as though the Arthur George sock guru may have patched things up with his boo.

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In addition to re-following her fiancé on Instagram, Chyna took things a step further by following a second, private Instagram account under the username robkardsahian.

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Though this recently discovered Rob account has been active for 14 months, the bio reads, "New and only account (starting fresh)."

While Rob likely has nothing to do with the account--there are several photographs that suggest it's run by a fan -- the fact that Blac Chyna is actually following it may lend it some sort of legitimacy.

The account features a photograph of him and Blac Chyna captioned, “I want to say that me and Chy haven't broken up we are just going through some tough times and social media blew it all up. I would prefer if we could stay out of the spotlight and find a resolution."

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In case this mysterious Instagram account follow isn't enough to restore your faith in the couple, Rob's sister, Kim Kardashian recently posted a Snapchat of her and Blac Chyna celebrating the Kardashian's grandmother's birthday in San Diego.

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Looks to us like everything is getting back to normal.

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