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Just as we were starting to accept Tyga and GermanyKylie's breakup, they threw us through some diamond-encrusted hoops on Instagram.

SEE ALSO: In memoriam: Kylie Jenner and Tyga's kontroversial love

The first clue that something is going on: early this morning, Tyga posted and then quickly deleted a photo of his recent ex, Kylie Jenner, on Instagram, as reported by Seventeen.

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Tyga captioned the post, "They always come back..." implying that Jenner came back to Tyga post-breakup.

In the picture, which Tyga reportedly posted at 3:10 a.m. PST and took down shortly after, Jenner's hand is partially covering face and some think she appears to be crying.

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Normally, we'd suspect that he was sharing an old photo to get back at King Kylie, but there's another layer to this mystery – Jenner posted a photo just a few hours before Tyga did, at 11:44 p.m. PST. 

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In both photos, she appears to be wearing the same outfit and hairstyle.

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Then in the most telling layer yet, at about 1:40 p.m. PST Friday, Jenner shared another photo in the same outfit – and she tagged Tyga in it.

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Are these three photos part of a co-conspiracy? Did Tyga design Kylie's dress? Or did Tyga and Kylie just get back together?

This Instagram chain of events is shocking following what we thought was a relationship announcement between PARTYNEXTDOOR and Jenner yesterday.

We send best wishes for a drama-free love triangle to all parties involved.

[H/T: Seventeen]

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