Rob previously said of his decision to step away from the public eye: “I’m not comfortable in my skin, so why would I want to go be on camera, be vulnerable, and let people in?”

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Prior to this, Rob had appeared in numerous episodes of Keeping Up With the Kardashians and naturally seemed set to continue down the reality TV path with the release of his and then-partner Blac Chyna’s show. However, the duo parted ways shortly after the show aired, and Chyna (aka Angela White) later sued Rob for revenge pornography in a case that was settled in 2022.

“I haven't been comfortable with myself in years. Also, filming and doing all that, it's not for everybody,” he added. “I choose my own happiness and peace, rather than filming for somebody who doesn't do anything for me in my personal life. That's the truth.”