Pregnancy Hell! Khloe Kardashian Battling Severe Morning Sickness
Nov. 2 2017, Updated 10:05 a.m. ET
Pregnant Khloe Kardashian is suffering severe morning sickness in her first pregnancy and RadarOnline.com has learned it's gotten so bad she can't go through a day without vomiting! The 33-year-old has to carry sick sacks with her everywhere she goes. Click through the gallery to discover more!
Pregnant Khloe Kardashian is suffering severe morning sickness in her first pregnancy and RadarOnline.com has learned it's gotten so bad she can't go through a day without vomiting! The 33-year-old has to carry sick sacks with her everywhere she goes. Click through the gallery to discover more!
"Khloe is sick all the time and she's hating it," a source told RadarOnline.com. "Morning sickness has really taken the fun out of pregnancy."
The youngest Kardashian has turned in her tight fitting and revealing normal attire for looser, more comfortable clothes, as she deals with the daily barf sessions.
"She looks sort of green too," the insider continued. "She can't even drive across town without puking."
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That's why she carries vomit bags – like the kind you find in airplanes – in her car and even in her designer handbags.
RadarOnline.com has revealed Khloe is expecting a boy with NBA boyfriend Tristan Thompson, who has yet to pop the big questions to his new baby mama, causing her to worry that she'll be left alone in the delivery room.
"She whines to her sisters who've had kids, 'Why didn't you tell me?'" the source admitted.
And while big sister Kim has been super supportive during the pregnancy, leave it to mom to tease her stomach-turning daughter.
Kim's pregnancy problems are no secret, but her mom Kris rubbed it in when she said she felt great during all six pregnancies."
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