Khloe Kardashian Requests Rob Kardashian to Donate Sperm to Malika Haqq
The latest season of The Kardashians is making headlines with surprising events unfolding on their reality show. The Kardashian-Jenner family is expanding their fan base and keeping viewers engaged.
In a recent episode of The Kardashians, Khloe Kardashian may have made fans feel a bit uncomfortable with an unusual request she made to her younger brother Rob Kardashian. Read on to find out more.
Khloe Kardashian asks Rob Kardashian to become a sperm donor
It seems like Khloe Kardashian is looking out for her best friend Malika Haqq. In the June 13 episode, Malika expressed her desire to expand her family by having another child.
Malika shares a 4-year-old son, Ace, with her ex O.T. Genasis. Khloe wasn’t completely on board with Malika’s idea of using a sperm donor from a bank. The conversation took a turn when Khloe suggested asking Rob to be the sperm donor.
Khloe called Rob and said, “I’m with Malika and she wants to have another child. She was considering a sperm bank, but I suggested getting it from you.”
Rob’s response was, “I can’t do that anymore.” Khloe felt uncomfortable and ended the call.
Khloe Kardashian joins Malika Haqq at the sperm bank
Khloe accompanied Malika to the California Cryobank to explore potential sperm donors. Malika wanted someone who was 5’8 or taller, but most donors were Canadian or British.
They viewed childhood pictures of the donors, but Khloe didn’t seem to care about their appearance when they were young.
She mentioned, “I think this is a great option for many people. It’s cool that we have this choice. But let’s try other avenues before considering this as the final option.”
Malika got emotional and expressed feeling “weird” about the process. She’s certain about having another child but unsure about how to proceed.
Malika clarified that using a sperm donor to conceive a child is still being considered. ALSO READ: ‘Cringey And Annoying’: North West Hangs Up On Mom Kim Kardashian In Latest Episode; Details Here