The youngest Kardashian sister is finally expecting her first child with hubby Lamar Odom, claims a new report. Also, she will feature her pregnancy in a new show for E! with sis Kim says the same report.
Khloe Kardashian and husband Lamar Odom’s dreams to be parents could finally be coming true! The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star is expecting her first child after years of fertility struggles, according to MediaTakeOut.com.

Khloe has reportedly signed a deal to do a new E! reality show with younger sister Kim Kardashian who is pregnant with boyfriend Kanye West’s baby that will focus on their adventures as pregnant sisters, MediaTakeOut.com is claiming.
A source at the E! Network reportedly told MediaTakeOut.com that Kim and Khloe’s new series will start filming in the spring, and that they both will make 50 percent more than they usually make on their reality shows.

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