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Kim Kardashian Wants Baby Via Surrogate To Avoid Weight Gain

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The latest Kim Kardashian, Kanye West news has the couple considering surrogacy to start a family!!! What? With Khloe Kardashian struggling to get pregnant and Kourtney just having her second child, is Kim K really trying to avoid that altogether?

According to an unnamed source, Kim is searching for a woman in her mid to late twenties with a lifestyle and personality opposite to hers “calm, soothing demeanor, a lot of patience and a positive outlook.” The surrogate mother would be paid $200,000 which would also cover all of the surrogate’s expenses including medical bills.

To make Kim K sound even more vain the source added, “As far as Kim’s concerned, this is the answer to her dreams. She desperately wants a baby with Kanye, but she doesn’t want to gain weight like her older sister Kourtney did! Kim actually said, ‘I won’t ruin my body by getting pregnant.’”

Now does that sound like something the reality starlet would say?! Wait, don’t answer that!

Another source allegedly overheard the 31-year old brag about being more famous than Jennifer Aniston!

“I’m more famous than Jennifer Aniston, Angelina Jolie and Gwyneth Paltrow combined. She just doesn’t seem to understand that she is not a movie star, and she is famous for all the wrong reasons.” The source added later, “She just doesn’t seem to understand that she is not a movie star, and she is famous for all the wrong reasons. She feels if Angelina can marry an A-lister then so can she.”

The Kim Kardashian rumors will continue but do you think she would consider surrogacy to have babies with Kanye?

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