Pregnant Khloe Kardashian Recalls Watching Kylie Jenner Give Birth: 'It Was a Lot More Real'

Not the best move! Pregnant Khloé Kardashian revealed how she was affected by watching sister Kylie Jennergive birth.

“I’ve been so lucky to be in the labor and delivery room for every one of my sisters’ deliveries,” the 33-year-old Revenge Body host wrote in an app post on Tuesday, April 10. “I’d say the most significant experience was when I watched Kylie give birth. I was six months pregnant, so it was a lot more real because I knew I’d have to do that in three months. You don’t miss a beat when you know you have to do it soon!”

Jenner, 20, and boyfriend Travis Scottwelcomed their daughter, Stormi Webster, in early February. Although the Strong Looks Better Naked author was glad to have supported the Life of Kylie star at the time, the experience definitely impacted her.

“I don’t think it’s smart to watch another person give birth when you’re pregnant, LOL,” Kardashian noted.

The Good American designer and beau Tristan Thompson are anxiously awaiting their little girl’s arrival. Kardashian took to Instagram on Monday, April 9, to share a sweet photo with the 27-year-old Cleveland Cavaliers player alongside the caption, “We are ready whenever you are little mama.”

Us Weekly broke the news earlier this month that the E! personality will welcome her bundle of joy in Ohio, where Thompson is based, and that “the birth is imminent.”

“Khloe is really happy she is in Cleveland and she’s really excited,” an insider told Us noting that Kris Jenner has also gone to Ohio to prepare to welcome her new grandchild. “[Khloe’s] all prepared and organized.”

Us exclusively revealed in September 2017 that the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star is expecting her first child with the basketball pro. She confirmed the news via Instagram in December 2017, noting that being pregnant was her “greatest dream realized.”

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