Khloé Kardashian claims that her 2-year-old son Tatum only uses the late Robert Kardashian’s nickname to refer to Kris Jenner
The co-founder of Good American and his ex-partner Tristan Thompson have two children together: Tatum, age two, and True, age six.
There are many similarities between Khloé Kardashian’s son and his granddad.
The 40-year-old Good American co-founder discussed how much her 2-year-old son Tatum, whom she welcomed through surrogacy, resembles her late father, Robert Kardashian, on Thursday, February 13’s episode of The Kardashians.
Kardashian disclosed that Tatum does not refer to grandmother Kris Jenner by her nickname Lovey, in contrast to the other grandchildren in the Kardashian-Jenner family.
Kardashian remarked, “I swear he’s my dad,” at her son during the show. It’s really fascinating. He refers to my mother as “honey,” just as my father did. At least no one has requested that he call my mother, honey.
In an emotional scene in the episode, Kardashian, who has previously been open about her struggles to connect with her kid after bringing him into the world through surrogacy, reflected on her experience. Kardashian noted that she had quite different experiences bonding with her children True and Tatum, and she ascribed part of those differences to the varied emotional states she was experiencing following each birth.
“I do believe it was a maelstrom of emotions or traumas. Regarding Tatum, she remarked, “I mean, I knew he was my son, and I loved and cared for him, but I just did not have that instinctual feeling that I had with True instantly.”
