'It was an error': Kim Kardashian Facebook posts deleted shortly after going live... as insider reveals she's still plotting 'right time' for comeback

Apparently Kim Kardashian didn't mean to end her self-imposed social media silence on Monday.

An insider told UsWeekly that three Facebook posts from the reality star, 36, a month after she was robbed at gunpoint in Paris 'were an error.'

It turns out Kim isn't stepping back into the limelight just yet, and is 'still figuring out when is the right time for her to come back,' according to the magazine's source.

Kim had shared a very glamorous image of herself fully made-up and styled and checking her cell phone in a Facebook post that promoted her favorite line of phone cases. 

'Downtime #LumeeCollab,' the caption read. 

Also appearing on the reality star's Facebook timeline was a link to her websitewww.kimkardashianwest.com for a video entitled, 'From Kourtney: Halloween With The Family.' 

A third post also linked back to Kim's website, and was a blog post written by Kim's assistant, Stephanie Sheppard titled 'From Steph: The 5 Things You Need For A 5 Minute Halloween.'

Stephanie announced earlier this month that she would be helping to update Kim's app while she takes time off.  

'Keeks is taking some much needed time off,' the devoted assistant wrote. 'But not to worry guys we've called upon kims closest friends, fam & yours truly to serve up some exclusives (sic.'

'Stay tuned for new posts and app takeovers!! Thank you so much for your support for my girl, love you mean it!' 

Kim was left fearing for her life when a five-men gang broke into her room at Hôtel de Pourtalès in Paris, France, on October 3, waved a gun in her face, gagged her and tied her up in the bathroom while they raided her drawers and made off with her lavish jewelry worth an estimated $8.5 million.