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Kourtney Kardashian Blames Panic Attack On Second Pregnancy

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Pregnant Kourtney Kardashian is eager to meet her baby girl but in her third trimester of her second pregnancy things are taking a turn for the worst. The Keeping up with the Kardashian star recalled an incident on her blog this past Friday that had her on the run – literally!

“I have been claustrophobic just recently in my third trimester of my pregnancy,” wrote Kourtney. “I had a small panic attack in customs when they stopped everyone in a tunnel. Looking behind me all I could see was people and in front of me tons of people and I couldn’t even tell where the tunnel ended.”

It certainly can be scary when you’re not sure what will happen next or how long you will be stuck in such a confined space!

“I had to just run to the front of the line, because I literally couldn’t breathe,” she continued.

The eldest Kardashian hopes its all due to her pregnancy jitters, “It’s a horrible feeling and I’m hoping that it goes away after my pregnancy. I hate that feeling of being trapped with no control. Ahhh deep breath!”

In the meantime Scott Disick, her longtime boyfriend is ‘nervous’ about welcoming his baby girl. We can imagine why.

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