Khloé Kardashian marked a significant family milestone on Monday by attending her two children to their father Tristan Thompson’s most recent basketball game.

According to TMZ, this is the first time the children have witnessed their father play a professional game.Khloé Kardashian, 39, brought her daughter True, six, and son Tatum, 21 months, to witness their father Tristan Thompson, 33, play basketball for the first time, according to TMZ.

The 39-year-old reality actress was caught on tape by Cleveland.com when she arrived to Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse to witness Tristan’s Cleveland Cavaliers face the Boston Celtics in game four of the Easter Conference playoffs.

She was accompanied by her two daughters, True Thompson (six) and Tatum (21 months).She brought the two to witness his Cleveland Cavaliers play at home against the Boston Celtics on Monday, and her sister Kim Kardashian’s son Saint also joined them. Khloé and Tristan were pictured in LA in 2018.

Khloé also brought along some extended family members, including her sister Kim Kardashian’s eight-year-old son, Saint West.

In a video posted by Celtics on NBC Sports Boston, Kardashian was seen meeting her ex with a hug.

She was seen from behind in the footage as she manoeuvred the crowds to a VIP area of the stadium.

In a video posted by the Celtics on NBC Sports Boston, Kardashian was seen hugging her ex.Khloé was spotted in video wearing an all-leather attire as she headed into the stadium with True, Tatum, and Saint trailing along; pictured with True and Tristan in 2021 in LA.

The proud father was overjoyed to see his two children, who had joined him in the courtside seats.

For an eye-catching look, the social media celebrity dressed all in black, including a hooded black leather jacket and matching leather leggings.

True looked cute in a pink T-shirt, shorts, and sparkling metallic purple cowboy boots to mark the occasion, while Tatum grabbed Khloé’s hand and put on a black jersey with his father’s name and number on the back.She’s also believed to be excited to see what Tatum thinks of watching his father play.

Saint wore a burgundy jersey to support Tristan, and the children were accompanied by a male friend who also represented Khloé’s ex.

True, according to TMZ insiders, planned the family outing.

She reportedly begged her mother to take her to one of Tristan’s NBA games, so she brought both children to see the Cavaliers play the Celtics.

Tristan is back with the Cavaliers, his original NBA team, after spells with the Lakers, Pacers, Kings, and even the opposing team, the Celtics, as seen Saturday in Cleveland.

According to reports, Tatum is probably too young to benefit from the game, but Khloé is excited to see how he reacts when he sees his father on the floor.

Tatum, who is not yet two years old, appeared exceptionally mature as he entered the stadium with his mother at his side.

Khloé looks to be beyond attempting to rekindle her romance with Tristan after multiple betrayals by the serial cheater, but they have a solid co-parenting relationship, and sources claim she wants to make sure True and Tatum spend plenty of time with their father.

Tristan will face several of his former teammates in Monday’s game. After playing for Cleveland since 2011, he was traded to the Boston Celtics in 2020.

Khloé revealed on the SHE MD podcast earlier this month that she struggled to come up with a name for Tatum because she didn’t bond as strongly with him at initially owing to his surrogate delivery.

He only played in Boston for a year before moving closer to his family with the Sacramento Kings from 2021 to 2022, when he was traded to the Indiana Pacers, who purchased his contract, and the Chicago Bulls, who signed him later that year.

He joined the Los Angeles Lakers last year, where he reunited with his former Cleveland teammate LeBron James.

He returned to the Cavaliers in September 2023, signing a one-year contract.

Thompson had a rough return, incurring a 25-game suspension without pay from the NBA in January of this year after testing positive for two banned substances, ibutamoren and SARM LGD-4033.

Tristan and Khloé had revitalised their family enough to consider surrogacy for their son Tatum, but soon before his birth, Khloé learned that the NBA player was having a child with another woman.

She persisted, and the two have continued to co-parent Tatum and their daughter True.