Khloé Kardashian’s daughter True Thompson is ready for another sibling.
During the Sept. 30 episode of Khloé in Wonder Land, Kardashian revealed that her 8-year-old has been repeatedly asking for a sister.
“All True does—she wants a sister,” Khloé told guest Paige DeSorbo.
The mom of two still has a female embryo frozen from the IVF process she went through with True and Tatum’s dad, Tristan Thompson.
“She’s on ice,” Khloé joked. “But I just don’t know.”
The reality star previously opened up about what she might do with the embryo during a March episode of her podcast. While she wasn’t sure she was ready to start over with another baby, she admitted that having one on her own had crossed her mind.
“I think I have one girl left, and I have been contemplating, like, do I just do this? Do it on my own?” she said. “But I don’t know if emotionally I could handle this.”
The decision is ultimately Khloé’s to make. When Tristan appeared on Khloé in Wonder Land in May, the former couple confirmed that he had legally signed over control of their remaining embryos.
“You signed them over to me anyway, so I legally own them,” Khloé told him.
“Yes, you do,” Tristan replied.
He later added, “No more kids unless it’s coming from Khloé’s embryos.”
Should Khloé decide to have another child, she has said she would likely turn to surrogacy again. Tatum was born via surrogate in July 2022, an experience she has since described as emotionally difficult.
The surrogate became pregnant shortly before Khloé learned that Tristan had fathered another child, Theo, with Maralee Nichols. She later shared that she shut down emotionally during much of the pregnancy and had difficulty fully connecting with the process.
In March, Khloé said she believes things could be different if she went through it again.
“I would put the baby in a surrogate, and I think I would have a very different experience because I would be along for that surrogate journey, as opposed to all the trauma that surrounded Tatum’s surrogate experience,” she said.
She also knows there is no guarantee that her remaining embryo would result in another child.
“When you put an embryo in, there’s no guarantee that it will take,” Khloé said. “So I also was thinking I could try that, and if it doesn’t work, then it means that God didn’t want me to have another baby, and that’s fine.”
