Rob Kardashian shuts down his Grandeza hot sauce and Halfway Dead fashion businesses after complaints of missing orders
After attempting to emulate his mother Kris Jenner and his well-known sisters as entrepreneurs, Rob Kardashian seems to have discreetly closed two of his businesses.
The single parent, who has avoided the limelight in recent years, now seems to have stepped back from his commercial career.
In 2020, he and his mother Kris co-founded the Grandezahot sauce company, which sells bottles at 7-Eleven shops and online.
“So delicious, I’ll be putting it on everything,” Kris then posted on Instagram.
The product’s social media accounts haven’t been updated in months, and the website is currently inactive, according to The U.S. Sun.
The product is likewise marked as unavailable on Amazon.
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Before Rob seemed to pull the plug, a few customers complained about missing orders. One posted on Instagram, “Is anyone else having troubles with your order? I’ve tried every method to reach someone, but none of their contact details are functional.
Additionally, the client stated that this was their second attempt at placing an order and that they had already “lost money” on the prior one because it never arrived.
On the page, another client left the following message: “Did you guys go out of business? We adore this spicy sauce, so I ordered it weeks ago.
“I have not heard anything regarding my order. In addition to the phone number being unavailable, my emails to both support emails are being returned.
Rob’s representative was contacted by the U.S. Sun for comment, but they did not respond.
According to the official website, the sauce was vegan-friendly, gluten and GMO-free, and all-natural and organic.
The Grandeza hot sauce, which was developed by an award-winning chef, blends mildly tart ingredients with a hint of spiciness, according to a prior description.
“Great for balancing rich meals or to simply add another dimension of flavor.”
The company also collaborated with fashion designer Nick Tershay, whose Grandeza trademark was dropped months ago, according to a filing obtained by The U.S. Sun.
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In 2018, Rob also started a streetwear brand called Halfway Dead.
Nicky Diamonds, the inventor and designer of the clothing line Diamond Supply Co., perPEOPLE, collaborated on the brand.
However, the following message now appears to anyone who visits the website: “This domain points to Shopify but isn’t configured properly.”
According to company information, Halfway Dead, LLC, which is based in California, is currently suspended, and there are no Halfway Dead products for sale on the Diamond Supply Co. website.
The U.S. Sun was unable to verify that Rob’s hot sauce brand had an LLC listed.
Although his initial firm, Arthur George, a sock company, hasn’t updated its Instagram since 2020, it still seems to have a functioning online store.
Two years prior, Rob had given his mother Kris half of the business after disclosing in court records that he owed $300,000 due to his legal battles with his ex-girlfriend, Bloch Chyna.
“When the business was struggling, my mother infused it with capital to keep it afloat and from her infusion gained a 50 percent share in the company,” he said.
“Previously, the line’s success was in large part due to my regular posting and general promotion on social media.”
“Angela [Blac Chyna] has requested a restraining order against me, which includes a number of restrictions on what I can post online,” he clarified.
“In order to avoid any potential future issues, I nearly eliminated my social media presence.”
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In the court filings, he also stated that he was having financial difficulties making his child support payments of $20,000 per month and that he no longer owned his own house.
He doesn’t seem to have done anything to bring Arthur George back to life, even if their legal problems were eventually settled.
Since Rob dislikes celebrity and is rarely seen in public, he has had difficulty achieving the same level of success as his sisters.
After season 13, he decided to leave Keeping Up With The Kardashians, and he has only made sporadic appearances in the family’s new Hulu series.
Though his sister Khloe Kardashian occasionally shares pictures of Rob and his eight-year-old daughter Dream with his ex-girlfriend Chyna, Rob has likewise largely avoided social media.
Although he has previously been open about his weight problems, he is rumored to have covertly improved his fitness in recent years.
“I have never felt so down and depressed in my life,” Roba acknowledged on Season 8 of KUWTK.
“For example, I want to work in the fashion industry, but people won’t take me seriously if I’m fifty pounds overweight.
“The family finds it embarrassing.”
Rob also disclosed on the show a few years ago that he struggles to stay in touch with his multimillionaire family, who own a variety of businesses ranging from cleaning supplies to clothing and cosmetics.
“When my mom and my sisters turn on me, it really annoys me,” he stated. I’m not very motivated by it.
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“I am aware that they want me to feel inspired. It pushes me away, even if I obviously want to be motivated.
“It seems like the same loop keeps happening. We simply stop talking for months after I don’t really convey how I’m feeling.”
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