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Longtime Kardashian Pal Kyle Richards Seemingly Confirms Kylie Jenner’s Pregnancy
Even though the Kardashian/Jenner family has yet to speak out about Kylie Jenner’s pregnancy — that doesn’t mean family friends have to keep quiet! Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards, a longtime pal of momager Kris Jenner, stepped out at the L.O.L. Surprise party in Hollywood on Friday, Sept. 29 and she dished about how the matriarch of the Kardashian/Jenner clan would have reacted to the news that three of her daughters — Kim Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian, and Kylie — are all expecting babies in 2018, and she even seemingly confirmed that Kylie is pregnant.
“You know, I haven’t spoken to her about it! I’m sure she’s excited about all of them, but she has not told me,” the 48-year-old told Us Weekly about Kris’ reaction. Kim and Khloé’s situations have been met with mostly positive reactions since Kim, 36, — who is expecting baby No. 3 via a surrogate — is married to her rapper husband Kanye West and they are already parents to four-year-old daughter North and one-year-old son Saint. Meanwhile, Khloé — who has struggled with fertility in the past — is 33 years old and is finally pregnant with baby No. 1 with her boyfriend of one year, NBA star Tristan Thompson.
On the other hand, Kylie’s baby news has had mixed reactions. At 20 years old, she is the youngest of the Kardashian/Jenner clan and she is currently roughly four months pregnant and expecting baby No. 1 with her boyfriend, rapper Travis Scott — and the couple has only been dating for about five or six months. Many think she is too young to be a mom and her relationship with Travis isn’t stable enough to raise a child.
But Kyle can relate. She became a first-time mom at 19 years old, and she has some words of encouragement for Kylie — from one young mom to another. “Luckily for Kylie, she’s in a financial position where she can also take care of this child and she has an incredible support system with her family, so she’s gonna be fine!” Kyle said.
