Kylie Jenner Rules Out Surrogacy

Kylie Jenner, who shares eight-year-old daughter Stormi and four-year-old son Aire with her ex-partner Travis Scott, has opened up about her plans for the future on her sister Khloé Kardashian’s new Hulu reality show, The Girls.

In one episode, Kardashian’s friend Iris Palmer FaceTimed the 29-year-old beauty mogul and revealed that she was considering having another child via a surrogate. The conversation prompted Jenner to admit that she is not currently planning to expand her family.

“Believe me, the thought of carrying a baby again right now feels insane to me,” Kylie confessed during the video call.

When asked whether she would consider surrogacy, Jenner ruled out the possibility.

“It’s not that I want to say a definite ‘no,’ but I’m 99.9% sure I couldn’t do it,” she explained, adding that she already has “big, healthy kids,” so there is “no reason” for her to turn to a surrogate.

Kylie became a mother in 2018 at the age of 20, when she gave birth to her daughter Stormi. Her son Aire was born four years later. In 2023, she split from rapper Travis Scott, and that same year began a relationship with actor Timothée Chalamet.

In March, Jenner confirmed in an interview with Vanity Fair that she wanted to have “more children” in the future. For now, however, her priorities have shifted: before expanding her family again, she plans to focus on herself, her business, her career and raising her children.

“I just want to focus on myself, my business, work, traveling with my kids and enjoying the time I have with them,” the star emphasized.