Kris Jenner wants kids to wear her ashes around their necks when she dies. She and hubby Bruce want her to rest in peace, but the reality star, 39, hasn’t completely given up, saying earlier this year that she was still making funeral speeches. “I’ll do it. I mean, I’ll do it again,” she said during an Ask Me Anything session on Reddit in July. “I don’t mind. It’s not like it’s something I’m ashamed of or anything. I’m proud of who I am, and I’m happy with who I am and what I stand for.”
But now she’s doing so much more. On Monday, she announced on her Instagram that she had given birth to a baby girl via surrogate. Kris made the announcement without mentioning the new family member’s biological father, her partner, Bruce, and even the surrogate who helped give birth to her baby (he’s just given her up for adoption). “To the world, we can’t wait to celebrate with all of you our beautiful and much loved daughter,” Kris wrote. “All we know is that she is now our daughter and we couldn’t imagine life without her.”
Kris, who has two other children with husband Bruce, ages 15 and 11, called the baby, Stella, her “little angel.” ”I love her so much already,” she said, adding that the couple had been struggling to bond because “she is a non-verbal child.”
The family has yet to make any official statements, but the mother-of-two has always been open to the idea that her daughter might not be biologically Kris’s. Just last year, she announced that she might have given birth to a son named Stormi from another relationship, who is now with Bruce. ”If the pregnancy is a healthy and normal one, there is no reason why the baby would not be our DNA,” she told People of Stormi this spring. “If we had another child, that would be awesome. If we’re going to have a child, it’s gonna be our child. This baby, she has to be ours.”
We’ve reached out to Kris for comment, but