Kylie Jenner got candid about her future baby plans amid her three-year romance with actor Timothée Chalamet, and shared her thoughts on welcoming a child via surrogacy.
The 29-year-old is already a mother to Stormi, eight, and Aire, four, whom she shares with her ex-partner, rapper Travis Scott.
Baby number three
© BAFTA via Getty ImagesSpeaking with her close friend, Yris Palmer, on Khloé Kardashian's reality series The Girls, Kylie revealed that she was not likely to have a third child anytime soon. "Trust me, the thought of carrying another baby right now feels insane," she said over a FaceTime call with Yris.
When asked if she would consider having a surrogate carry her baby, Kylie replied: "I don't think so. I don't want to say no, no, but I'm like 99.9 percent sure I couldn't do that."
© Hulu/The GirlsThe beauty mogul added that she already had "big healthy babies" and there was "no reason for me to really have a surrogate".
Two of Kylie's sisters have had children via surrogacy; Khloe welcomed her son Tatum with her ex-partner, Tristan Thompson, thanks to surrogacy, and Kim Kardashian welcomed her two youngest, Chicago and Psalm, with her ex-husband, Kanye West, via the same route.
Learn more about Kylie and Timothée's romance below...
Kylie and Timothée's thoughts on parenthood
Kylie split from Stormi and Aire's father in 2023, and began dating Timothée in the same year. The Marty Supreme actor has spoken about fatherhood in the past, and shared with Vogue that having kids "could be on the radar" in the coming years.
Meanwhile, Kylie told Vanity Fair in March that she wanted to put her energy into growing her business for the time being, but wasn't ruling out a third child in her future. "In the last years of my twenties, I want to focus on just me, my businesses, my work, traveling with my kids, enjoying my kids. And then…I do want to have more kids," she explained.
She previously shared with HommeGirls that she didn't have "a number in mind" when it came to how big her family would be in the future.
"Some women do, but I don't really have a plan. I think that whatever happens is meant to happen," the reality TV star said. "I believe things are written for us. Whatever is gonna happen, it's gonna happen. But I also feel very in control of my life and my decisions."
A young mom
© GC ImagesKylie was just 20 when she first gave birth, and has spoken about dealing with postpartum depression (PPD) and the changes pregnancy inflicted on her body.
"I got pregnant when I was 19. Having a baby really young was more shocking, maybe, because I saw these changes happening to my body – all these new stretch marks and things that I didn't have before," she told Elle.
© Instagram"I felt like I was on autopilot," she added of her PPD, which her friends and sisters helped her navigate. "It took me a year to feel like myself again."
"The first part of my twenties was having children, learning what my personal style was and then losing it – not knowing how to dress, gaining 60 pounds for both pregnancies."
