Kourtney Kardashian's fans spot subtle new ‘clue' she's quietly pregnant with 5th child in new Instagram post
KOURTNEY Kardashian's fans think they've spotted a subtle 'clue' she's pregnant with her fifth child.
Poosh founder Kourtney, 46, recently sparked pregnancy rumours when she was photographed resting her hands over her stomach, with eagle-eyed admirers claiming they could see a small bump.
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Now, she's added more fuel to the fire with a sweet Father's Day tribute to her husband, Travis Barker, 49.
Sharing a montage of family snaps, Kourtney gushed on Instagram: "Happy Father's Day to the man who loves with his whole heart — for our baby, for my three, for his three… for our seven ;).
"This wild, beautiful blended life wouldn't be the same without you."
Kourtney shares three children with ex Scott Disick - Mason, 15, Penelope, 12, and Reign, 10.
Travis is dad to Landon, 21, and Alabama, 19, with ex-wife Shanna Moakler, and stepdad to Shanna's daughter Atiana De La Hoya, 26.
The couple welcomed their first child together, Rocky Thirteen Barker, in November 2024.
Kourtney and Travis, along with baby Rocky and Travis' 21-year-old son Landon, visited the Blink-182 drummer's hometown of Fontana, California, last week, where a street was named in his honor on Sunday, June 8.
After the ceremony, Kourtney and Travis visited his father Randy's home in the town.
In candid photos of the outing, Kourtney is wearing a baggy white dress and leather jacket.
Though she seemed to keep her hands over her stomach area, some fans thought they spotted a suspicious bump.
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"Is Kourtney pregnant again?" one fan asked on Reddit.
"It looks like her belly button is starting to poke out, and she's been placing her hands on her stomach a lot recently," said a second.
Other followers noted she's been posting a lot of throwback photos on Instagram lately instead of current pictures.
"I think she could be expecting," said a third fan. "Congratulations, Kourtney and Travis!"
PREGNANCY STRUGGLES
Kourtney struggled for years to become pregnant with Rocky, who joined her kids Mason, 15, Penelope, 12, and Reign, 10, and Travis' children Atiana, 26, Landon and Alabama, 19.
She also suffered a medical emergency during her pregnancy, and required fetal surgery.
Kourtney later explained that doctors found fluid in Rocky's lungs.
"We had a terrifying scare," she said on The Kardashians last June. "It's super rare, the condition that he had, but it's also super rare and lucky that we caught it.
"Thank you, God, for a successful surgery. I'm honestly just so grateful, I have no words."
"The fluid in his lungs actually did start coming back," she continued, adding that she believes her prayers helped keep her baby healthy.
"Then I watched this documentary called Heal that was all about the power of positive thinking and how our thinking can really affect our health.
"I started talking to the baby every day, saying my prayers.
"After I had that mindset shift, the fluid was completely gone and we had not one single problem after."
Fortunately, Rocky was born healthy on November 1, 2023.
Despite having her own brands Poosh and Lemme, Kourtney said she now acts as a stay-at-home mom and only works about once a week.
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