Khloé Kardashianwon’t let herself be criticized for supporting a good cause.
Afterstepping out to attendthe first annual “If Only” Texas hold ’em tournament benefiting City of Hope on Sunday alongside her motherKris Jennerand sistersKim Kardashian WestandKendall Jenner, the reality star got some hate for leaving her 3-month-old daughterTrueat home for the night.
“Her dad is watching her while I’m trying 2bring awareness 2an amazing organization,” she continued. “But either way, what’s wrong w a new momletting daddy take over4a few hours.”
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The mother of one was previously mommy shamed after revealing thatshe had stopped nursingTrue.
“Mommyshaming is real,” she wrote whilereplying to a supportive fanlast month. “But the truth is I’ve tried and tried and tried tobreastfeed only and it wasn’t workingfor me,” she tweeted.
“I feel fortunate that I am able to still breastfeedbut with the help of formula,” Kardashian continued. “Breastfeeding is something I really wanted to do. Just am not fully able.”
While opening up about what thebest and worst parts of motherhoodhave been so far over the weekend, Kardashian spoke at length about the pain of “mom guilt.”
“The worst part is the mom guilt,” shewrote on social media, in response to a fan message that has since been deleted.
“You feel guilty at all times if you have to leave her side. Or really for anything,” Kardashian added, writing in a separate tweet that she felt “so blessed” to be ableto take her daughter to workwhen she films episodes ofKUWTK.
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“But for design meetings or photo shoots or when I start shooting revenge body again it’s not really a place for her to be,” she explained. “But that’s OK because I get so excited when I see her!!!”
Kardashian later went on to add that she hoped “in timethe guilt will go away.”
“The only times I’m awayfrom her is if I’m working.(Or unless she’s sleeping and I go to a late dinner),” she remarked. “So I have to keep reminding myself that I’m working to provide for her future. But ugh the guilt is real.”
source: people.com
