Kim Kardashian really made us all wait until June to see Psalm West's precious baby face.
Now that he is two months old, Kim has graced fans with yet another photo.
Kim Kardashian has raised the stakes after adding a fourth child to her family.
Because it means another mouth to feed and more time Kim and husband Kanye West have to dedicate to their young ones? Sure, we guess.
As you've no doubt heard by now, Kanye West has been making headlines recently as a result of his social media activity.
Normally, that's not a bad thing, especially for an artist with new music coming out.
Sweet baby Chicago West is just over 2 months old.
Though the world has gotten glimpses of this adorable, "royal" offspring, we've only gotten glimpses of her. Until now.
On January 15th of 2018, Kim and Kanye welcomed the birth of their third child -- a precious little baby named Chicago West.
Chicago was born via surrogate -- a smart and healthy choice considering the health risks that Kim would have endured with another pregnancy. But reports have claimed that something's different with this new child.
Last night on Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Khloe struggled to keep her pregnancy a secret, while Kourtney pondered more kids.
Seriously. She's thinking about number four.
Sunday night on Keeping Up with the Kardashians Season 14 Episode 17, Kim received some alarming news about her surrogate.
Meanwhile, the life and times of Lord Disick once again took center stage ... and there is never a dull moment with him.
Early last week, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West welcomed their third child. They even named the third Kimye baby Chicago West.
So much about the surrogate who carried Chicago to term remains a mystery. But, little by little, we're learning more.
If you've been anywhere near social media this week, then you're no doubt aware that Kim Kardashian has welcomed her third child.
You're probably also aware that she gave that child a very strange name.
For a woman who was just delivered a serious blow in her court battle against the Kardashians, Blac Chyna seems to be in astonishingly good spirits.
She's vowing to keep fighting after her huge setback.
As you've likely heard by now, Kim Kardashian welcomed her third child this week.
The baby girl was delivered via surrogate early Monday morning, and as with their first two children, Kim and Kanye have been very selective about which details they choose to share with the public.
At the beginning of the week, Kim and Kanye welcome their third child -- a healthy baby girl.
We don't yet know the youngest West child's name, but we do know how she was born. Kim's pregnancy via surrogacy was ... not exactly secret.
According to a recent report, Kim Kardashian has fallen in love with a possible name for her third child.
We mean this more or less literally.
Yesterday, the world learned that Kim Kardashian and Kanye West welcomed their third child!
The baby girl was born via surrogate, and while we're sure that the family is overjoyed, we don't yet know the name.
This week's episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians featured Kimberly coming to the decision to have a third child via surrogate.
It was a decision that carried many mixed emotions.
As you've likely heard by now, Kim Kardashian is expecting her third child via surrogate.
We know quite a bit about Kim's surrogate, but all parties involved have done an impressive job of keeping certain important pieces of information out of the headlines.
By now, you've probably heard the exciting news that Kim and Kanye's third baby is officially on the way.
Via surrogate, of course -- so Kim's nude tree-climbing can continue. But also because pregnancies are especially hard on Kim, so why put yourself through that if you don't have to?
It's official, North and Saint West will soon have a baby brother or sister to dress up in absurdly expensive designer baby clothes!
TMZ is reporting that per previous rumors, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have hired a surrogate to carry their third child.
Remember when Kim Kardashian and Beyonce were on friendly terms?
Those were simpler times.
