Kim Kardashian is slowly starting to get back into her fitness routine after secretly suffering a broken bone.
The “Kardashians” star revealed on her Instagram Story Monday that she has been “out of the gym [for] a few weeks” after breaking her shoulder and tearing a tendon.
“So we are starting our rehabbing today and our workouts because I gotta get back in the gym,” the 42-year-old said while pointing the camera at her trainer, Melissa Alcantara, who had the “same thing happen to her.”
“Nothing is going to keep me down,” Kardashian added.
The following clip showed Kardashian walking into her home gym to find a can of her controversial Kimade energy drink.
While it’s unclear exactly when — or how — the Skims founder injured her shoulder, she surely hid it well.
In fact, the reality TV star seemingly pushed through the pain while showing off her gymnastics skills just a few weeks ago.
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On July 20, Kardashian posted a series of photos of herself doing a cartwheel in a black thong and white T-shirt on the beach.
Despite the injury, the Skkn CEO executed the move with ease — yet many of her 363 million followers were more focused on her perky backside than the stunt.
“GymnASStic,” one person wrote, while another simply added a gif of a peach.
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The injury also didn’t seem to impact the reality TV star’s fashion as she has recently been photographed rocking everything from skintight, head-to-toe leather looks to her casual “soccer mom” style complete with the “world’s most expensive handbag.”
The “Keeping Up with Kardashians” alum casually brought her Hermès Himalaya Niloticus Crocodile Diamond Birkin handbag — which is estimated to be worth $380,000 — to a soccer game in Osaka, Japan, less than two weeks ago.
The mother of four paired the pricey accessory with distressed light wash Balenciaga loose-fit trousers ($7,990), bold blue boots and a white Skims bodysuit — putting her broken shoulder on full display.
