UghThis Fake Video of Pregnant Kylie Jenner’s “Baby Bump” Is Honestly So Disappointing
False alarm! It’s been several months since news broke that Kylie Jenner is pregnant and expecting her first child with boyfriend Travis Scott. And since then, the 20-year-old mama-to-be has remained totally silent on her exciting baby news. Even more frustrating for fans? The youngest of the Kardashian-Jenner clan has expertly kept her growing belly concealed.
Kylie workin’ that baby bump! 😍 pic.twitter.com/odwm36uhkW
— Adriana Love (@adrianaIove) December 26, 2017
Naturally, Kylie enthusiasts were shook to the core after a video emerged online, in which the lip kit queen seemingly shows off her baby bump while partying the night away with older sister Kendall Jenner. In the clip, Kylie dons a sparkly gown that hugs what appears to be a pregnant stomach. Many fans were quick to assume that this video was filmed at momager Kris Jenner’s recent Christmas Eve bash — where Khloé Kardashian (who’s expecting baby No. 1 with NBA beau Tristan Thompson) proudly flaunted her own baby bump.
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However, that’s not the case at all. If you take a second look at the purported baby bump video, you’ll probably recognize Kylie and Kendall’s ensembles. This clip was not only obviously altered, but also shot back in January when the famous siblings attended a 2017 Golden Globes afterparty. And, unfortunately, Kylie — who will reportedly welcome a little girl in February — isn’t planning on debuting her baby bump anytime soon.
A source recently revealed to Life & Style that the makeup mogul’s confidence has taken a hit because of her changing body. Kylie — who did not appear in her family’s Christmas card — has gained 40 pounds and “feels huge” while carrying her bundle of joy.
“She hates being pregnant and says she’s never felt this fat in her life,” said the insider. “[Her family keeps] telling her she looks great, [but] she doesn’t trust them. She thinks they’re just saying that so she doesn’t feel awful.”
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