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Kourtney Kardashian Didn’t Want To Tell Her Mom She was Pregnant
Kourtney Kardashian agonized over her pregnancy. She thought about abortion and when she decided to keep the baby, she was nervous about the actual act of telling her family she was pregnant.
“It was so hard for me to tell Kim and my mom, Khloe and I called Kim on speakerphone, and I made Khloe tell her. I think Kim thought we were lying! Kim was excited, but I feel like her first reaction was like, ‘Why? What are you doing?’ It was really just shock. Especially since we are so extremely close, anything that happens in our family is earth-shattering to us. But she was excited. She just wanted to make sure that I had thought this through.”
She actually waited to see her mom in person before she broke the news. She had her sister Khloe by her side for support. Her mom was shocked but supportive. Aren’t they usually? She also said her mom didn’t remember who Scott was and had to be reminded.
Everything is good now though. Their relationships are good (mom and Scott, Kourtney and Scott) and Kourtney loves being pregnant.
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