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Kardashian, who grew a multimillion-dollar brand through her
prolific Twitter, Instagram and other social media postings that
attract tens of millions of followers, put up three Facebook
entries late on Monday, but made no reference to the robbery at
gunpoint in Paris.
Instead she posted a link to old Kardashian Halloween family
videos, linked to Halloween costume ideas from her personal
assistant, and shared what appeared to be an old photo of
herself sitting and looking at her cell phone.
Fans, writing in French, Spanish, Portuguese and English,
welcomed her return. "Kim you were so missed, so happy you are
coming back to us," commented Rebecca Vassimon. "Welcome back to
social media Kim from Morocco. We love you," wrote Laila Amri.
Last week, the 36-year-old resumed filming her TV show "Keeping
Up With the Kardashians," which was put on hold after the Oct. 3
attack when she was tied up and held at gunpoint while her
jewelry was taken. No arrests have been made.
Kardashian, who has used social media and the TV show to
document every detail of her life and that of her sisters,
adopted a low profile after the attack following criticism that
she had made herself vulnerable by constant displays of her
wealth.
Her sister Khloe Kardashian said last month that Kim had
suffered "emotional terror" and that the robbery had proved a
"wake-up call to make a lot of life adjustments."
(Reporting by Jill Serjeant; Editing by Tom Brown)
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