Khloe Kardashian Cradles 'Baby Bump?' Selfie Fuels Pregnancy Rumors (PHOTO)
Khloe Kardashian fueled pregnancy rumors on Thursday by cradling her stomach.
The E! star, 30, shared a selfie on social networking site Instagram with her 11 million followers which immediately set tongues wagging.
In the photo a smiling Kardashian is seen dressed in white and her right hand is protectively placed on her lower stomach which is something pregnant women often do.
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The photo was captioned only with a heart symbol and fans were quick to speculate whether Kardashian was perhaps using Instagram as a platform to announce her pregnancy.
Earlier this month Kardashian denied there was any truth to pregnancy rumors, but revealed that she hopes "one day the rumor will be true."
A new report claims the reality TV star recently saw the same OB/GYN as her pregnant sister Kourtney and that she may have learned that she is in the early stages of pregnancy.
The famous sisters are currently filming "Kourtney & Khloe Take the Hamptons" in Amagansett, NY., and on July 3 they reportedly had a visit from the OB/GYN.
"The [ob/gyn] doctor first visited Kourtney then Khloe," a source told Life & Style magazine with another adding "She is craving junk food and gaining weight."
Kardashian has been romantically linked to rapper French Montana since April and for months sources have claimed the couple is trying for a baby.
"Khloe's smitten and it's her goal to get pregnant – soon!" an insider previously told Us magazine.
Both the E! star and the "Pop That" rapper are legally married to other people, NBA star Lamar Odom and single mom Deen Kharbouch, however, they are separated from their respective spouses.
Kardashian admittedly struggled to conceive with Odom for years and she recently opened up about constantly being subject to pregnancy rumors.
"I feel like I've been pregnant for six years!" she told People.
"I used to get offended, like, 'Do I look fat today?' or 'Why are they saying that?' But they just say it," she said of tabloids adding "I mean, one day the rumor will be true, I hope, but who knows? Until then, it is what it is."
