Cailtlyn Jenner is allegedly having another baby through a surrogate. A new report revealed that the "I am Cait" star is eager to give her 90-year-old mother her seventh grandchild after Burt, Brandon, Casey, Brody, Kendall and Kylie.
According to Radar Online, Caitlyn is suffering from the empty nest syndrome. The former Olympian was said to be feeling lonely in Malibu and is eager for some company. The outlet added that Caitlyn wanted to experience parenthood again, but this time from a mother's perspective. She also vowed to be a more involved, hands on parent more than ever.
"Cait has her heart set on another child because she wants to be as actively involved in the pregnancy as possible from day one," a source close to the reality star said.
Will we see a little Cailyn when "I am Cait" returns for Season 2? The insider insisted that the reality star is trying her best to speed the process up because she wanted her mom, Esther, to see the birth of her grandchild.
"The race is on too because her mom is not well and Caitlyn really wants her to be around for the birth of her seventh grandkid," said the insider."
The Stir, however, predicted that Caitlyn will not be having another baby soon, whether it may be through a surrogate or adoption. While raising a child is an amazing experience, the outlet pointed out that they come with a lot of responsibility. With all the "many great things going on in her life," they held that it was difficult to comprehend why Caitlyn would choose this time to introduce another baby Jenner.
In December, multiple reports claimed that Caitlyn was thinking of having a baby. Back then, an insider held that the "Keeping up with the Kardashians" star was not ready to start a relationship. Speaking to Radar Online, the unnamed source held that Caitlyn had "so much love to give" and wanted to experience being a mom.
Turns out, having seven kids is not enough for Caitlyn. Sources insisted that Caitlyn had been spending much of her time consulting with experts as she tried to understand what goes on behind the adoption process.