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Kourtney Kardashian, Vanessa Lachey Fashionably Out With Baby Bumps

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Kourtney Kardashian and Vanessa Minnillo Lachey are very pregnant with their due dates around the corner, but still on-the-go! The pregnant moms with mega-protruding bellies are still moving about while fashionable as if their third-trimester baby bumps are non-factors.

The eldest Kardashian sister decided on an outing at the market with son Mason and other girlfriends while she grabbed a quick bite for herself, her two-year-old son, and her little girl in the bun.

The most-reserved 33-year-old reality star Kardashian sibling opted for a black maxi, simple black thong sandals, side swept hair finished with oversized don’t-want-to-be-bothered sunglasses.

Meanwhile, Nick Lachey’s wife, Vanessa, was spotted at Los Angeles Airport after the couple flew in from Cincinnati Thursday night.

The petite brunette shared her love of big frames with Kourtney, but decided to wear a snug, stripy sweater with skinny jeans complete with Louis Vuitton and Gucci luggage.

While Vanessa is tugging most of the weight around for her and Nick’s first child, her singer-hubby doesn’t plan to leave all the work up to his second wife.

“I’m gonna be supportively there, holding hands, and coaching, breathing, all that good stuff,” said Nick.

Do you like these pregnant ladies’ style? As a bonus we added Kim Kardashian’s childhood picture she tweeted – adorable.

 

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