In a recent development in the Kardashian household, Khloe announced that she’d rather pick Kim than Kourtney Kardashian to be the legal guardian of her daughter, True. After the reveal, Kourtney didn’t seem to be fazed by the decision, although she did admit she’s a little disappointed that Khloe didn’t choose her, Hollywood Life reported.
Khloe pointed out that Kourtney already got her hands full as she currently has three children of her own. Mason, 8, Penelope, 6, and Reign, 3 are all the children of Scott Disick with Kourtney Kardashian.
After Khloe brought up Kourtney’s children, the latter revealed that she’s planning on adding more to her brood. Kourtney Kardashian already said in the past that being a mother is important to her so it’s no surprise the eldest Kardashian is looking to have more kids.
However, it’s important to remember that the show was filmed months ago, when Kourtney Kardashian and Younes Bendjima were still dating. Now, the couple has broken up and it’s unclear whether the two are planning to get back together, let alone have kids.
With that being said, Life & Style magazine purports that while Kourtney Kardashian has already called it quits with the young model, they’re still supposedly enjoying a sexual relationship. The gossip tabloid claims that the eldest Kardashian isn’t “ready to give up the hook up” just yet and wants to fool around with the stud for a while. Of course, readers should be wary of this narrative since evidence regarding this claim has yet to surface.
Another rumor floating around is that Kourtney Kardashian may have forgiven Younes after the model was caught cheating. As Hollyscoop would have it, the pair was recently seen together in Malibu where they “chatted for a while” before driving off using Kourtney’s car, with Younes the one behind the wheel. The publication said that TMZ has the photos of the apparent meeting, although these images haven’t surfaced either.


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