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Khloé Kardashian seen out with daughter True Thompson for first time
Khloé Kardashian has been seen out with new baby daughter True Thompson for the first time.
The new mum looked glowing has she revealed her post-baby body while out for a walk with newborn True on Sunday at a park in Cleveland, Ohio.
Khloé was dressed casually in a pair of black leggings, a T-shirt and trainers as she doted on her daughter.
The 33-year-old made sure to keep her daughter covered with a blanket in her pram from the lens of the cameras.
At one point on her outing she made sure to take a peek at her daughter to make sure all was well.
The sighting of Khloé with True comes days after she was spotted out with baby daddy Tristan Thompson for the first time since the birth of their daughter and amidst the cheating allegations against the NBA star emerged.
The parents of newborn True were spotted out at TownHall – a restaurant in Cleveland, Ohio – on Friday, according to TMZ.
In the video above, both Khloé and Tristan remain low-key wearing black ensembles while chatting with another unidentified male friend.
The emergence of the footage comes soon after claims surfaced that Khloé wants to “make it work” with Tristan.
The 27-year-old NBA star “is back at the Cleveland house” with his girlfriend and baby True, according to People.
“She’s focused on keeping her family together,” a source told the magazine. “She seems okay with Tristan — there’s no talk of a split.”
Despite Khloé’s family being concerned Tristan “won’t change”, Khloé is reportedly standing her ground and “believes he wants to keep his family together as well”.
Last month, TMZ obtained surveillance footage of the basketballer getting up close and personal with two women, which is claimed to have been filmed back on October 7, when Khloé would’ve already been quite a few weeks into her pregnancy.
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