Dream Renee Kardashian (Photo : Twitter/Kardashians on E!)
A member of the Kardashian family has beaten new parents Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian to the draw. Just hours after Blac Chyna gave birth to 7-lb Dream Renee Kardashian, the Twitter account of Kardashians on E! immediately posted a photo of the newborn.
Kris Jenner’s grandchild No. 6 appears to have broken the family record of being a reality star on the day she was born by the tweeter post. It took Kim Kardashian weeks before she first shared on social media the photo of her second baby, Saint West.
According to TMZ, there is some conflict regarding the baby’s photo since Jenner hired bodyguards to protect the newborn infant and her parents. However, there are also cameras – likely from the reality shows where the Kardashians star in – ready to record Blac Chyna’s delivery for a TV special, but it is against the protocol of the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in LA.
Jenner shared that she watched Blac Chyna’s Caesarian delivery. The former wife of Caitlyn Jenner – who is embroiled in another war with daughters Kendall and Kylie Jenner – said the experience of seeing her granddaughter’s birth is beautiful and she is excited and happy to have a sixth grandchild, E! News reported.
Caitlyn’s differences with her two daughters is not over family issues but political since the former Bruce Jenner supports Donald Trump who was just elected on Wednesday as the 45th president of the U.S. The 21-year-old Kendall and 19-year-old Kylie favored Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and view her loss as “the end of the world.”
Hollywood Life reported that Kim is playing peacemaker to her stepfather and younger stepsisters by trying to convince the two not to let the recent election destroy their relationship with their biological father, now also a grandmother to Dream Renee Kardashian who was born at 9:18 a.m.
However, Kim is finding it difficult to convince Kylie and Kendall because the two reality stars are still so upset, like many American voters, over the unexpected win of Trump.
