Parenthood seems to be going well for Khloe Kardashian, a doting mother of two adorable children she shares with her ex and basketball player Tristan Thompson.
The duo’s first child, True, was born on April 12, 2018, while they welcomed their second, Tatum, via surrogate last July.
Feeling in high spirits, Khloé recently gave her millions of followers a glimpse of the little ones hanging out. True, being the perfect big sister to Tatum’s baby certainly made fans go mushy.
Khloé Kardashian Shows Off Real And Unfiltered Photos Of Tatum On Her Instagram Stories
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The 38-year-old mother showed off her two babies shortly after fans learned her son’s name almost a year after his birth. On her Instagram Story, she shared two photos of True with her brother on a balcony, leaning against the camera, thus obscuring their faces from view.
Both photos show the five-year-old holding Tatum from behind while holding the rail. The sister wore a loose lavender short-sleeved dress with a floral pattern. She matched her outfit with fluffy multicolored slippers while her sister wore a light blue onesie.
While in the first image, the two are focused on what’s in front of them from the porch, the following post shows True staring at Tatum and stroking his ear.
The heartwarming display between the best-friend siblings comes a week after the Good American co-founders confirmed their child’s name on the premiere episode of Hulu’s “The Kardashians.”
As fans remember, the Marymount High School alumna hinted at her son’s name in an interview on “The Jennifer Hudson Show.” During a discussion held last month, Khloé was asked about her son’s name, but she chose not to share it at the time.
Instead, he said, “Yes, he was named. But I haven’t announced it yet.” Adding more details, the co-author of “Kardashian Konfidential” revealed that she initially did not have a name for her son.
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He explained, “He was born through a surrogate or stork, I like to say, and at first, I didn’t know what I was going to name him. I wanted to meet him and feel him a little bit, so at first, he didn’t have a name.”
The “Khloé & Lamar” star then mentioned that she was waiting for the third season premiere of “The Kardashians” before telling fans Tatum’s name. Plus, he said if True had let the cat out of the bag before the premiere, he would have been “tricked.”
While the cat was let out of the bag — along with her best friend Malika Haq accidentally calling little Tate on social media — it wasn’t confirmed until the family’s reality show aired. During the episode, Khloe shared her son’s name for the first time after meeting James Corden at her sister Kendall Jenner’s 818 Tequila event.
Corden asked the 38-year-old what’s new with him, and he quickly shared the baby’s name, Tatum, adding, “Naming humans is hard.”
‘Revenge Body’ Star Treats Her Confused Emotions After Surrogacy Birth
During a confessional on “The Kardashians” season three, Khloé opened up about the complicated emotions she had about her using a surrogate to give birth to Tatum. She admitted to being “in a state of shock from the whole experience in general” because she had ignored the reality of the pregnancy from the start.
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“I buried my head in the sand during that pregnancy,” she said. The TV star added that getting to the hospital was the first time she recorded the circumstances of Tatum’s birth, which had nothing to do with the boy.
“I feel guilty because this woman just gave birth to my child,” he explained. “And then I took the baby and went into another room, and you were separated. It’s a transactional experience because it’s not about him.”
Khloé wishes someone had been honest about surrogacy and how different it feels from natural birth. In her words, “I hope someone is honest about surrogacy and the difference. That doesn’t mean it’s bad — it’s great but it’s very different.”
The “Revenge Body with Khloe” host admitted she feels less connected to her newborn son, calling him a “mindf**k.”
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