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Khloe Kardashian Depressed Over Pregnancy Competition With Sisters
Kardashian sisters competing to get pregnant.
It’s no secret that Khloe Kardashian has been trying to get pregnant for quite sometime. Her fertility struggle has been shown openly on her reality show, Khloe and Lamar, and now the challenge of conceiving is really starting to get to her.
One of the things that is hurting Khloe the most is the fact that her sisters, Kim and Kourtney Kardashian, are also trying to get pregnant right now. The idea of one of them conceiving first has her very depressed.
An insider from Khloe’s show told US Weekly, “If Kim were to get pregnant first, that would cause tension, because it would highlight Khloe’s struggle.” The source also adds, “There is some friction now because Khloe knows [Kim's pregnancy] is the next step and she feels terrible she can’t get pregnant herself.”
Odds are very good that one of the Kardashian sisters will wind up pregnant very soon, but which one will it be? For her sake, I hope it’s Khloe. Kourtney already has one child and Kim just got married, so I can see how it will seem very unfair to Khloe if one of them is expecting before she is.
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elizabeth ochoa commented on Sep 13 11 at 2:19 pmcongratulations om very happy for khloe cauz she finally got pregnant uuu cauz i been traying n untill this day nothing happen
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