Kylie Jenner is allegedly pregnant, according to a September 22 report from TMZ. Unidentified sources told TMZ that the 20-year-old is having a baby with her boyfriend of four months, Travis Scott.
The site reports that the “Life of Kylie” star started telling her friends the news earlier this month at the Day N Night Fest in Anaheim, California, while sources have said that Travis Scott has been telling his friends, too. TMZ added that it has been told that Scott has even revealed the sex of the baby to his friends, saying they’re even having a girl, though the site says it can’t verify this information.
A Page Six report cites a source that said Jenner has been pregnant for some time. “She has been looking pregnant for about four months,” the unidentified source told Page Six. The same report added that the family will be confirming the news later today.
Another report from People has said it can also confirm the news.
“They started telling friends a few weeks ago,” the source told People. “The family has known for quite some time. She is REALLY excited and so is Travis!” The same source added: “It is an unexpected but completely amazing turn of events that she could not be more excited or thrilled about.”
“Everyone is overjoyed for her,” the source told People. “This is the happiest she’s ever been.”
BuzzFeed’s Deputy News Director Jon Passantino tweeted that a source told the site about Jenner’s pregnancy.
The reality TV star posted this photo on Snapchat with her friends Friday, in which she is pictured wearing a baggy T-shirt.
Kylie Jenner/Snapchat
As TMZ notes, Jenner has not made many public appearances lately and has kept a relatively low profile, while she has been posting old photos of herself on Instagram and taking more recent shots from her chest and above.
As BuzzFeed pointed out, this photo, which Jenner posted recently on September 21, was probably taken in November 2016.
A representative for Kylie Jenner did not immediately reply to INSIDER’s request for comment.
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