True Thompson Has a Sister Plan for Khloé Kardashian—and It Involves an Embryo on Ice
The eight-year-old is campaigning for a baby girl, while Khloé is staring down the most Kardashian sentence imaginable: “She’s on ice, but I just don’t know.”
True Thompson has apparently identified the one missing accessory in the Kardashian family empire: a little sister.
Khloé Kardashian revealed that her eight-year-old daughter is lobbying hard for another baby, specifically a girl, during the Sept. 30 episode of Khloé in Wonder Land. The complication is that this is not merely a child’s wish floating around the house like a request for a pony or a puppy. Khloé told guest Paige DeSorbo that she has an embryo “in the freezer” from her IVF journey with ex Tristan Thompson.
“She’s on ice,” Khloé joked. “But I just don’t know.”
And there it is: a completely surreal, very modern Kardashian family dilemma, delivered with the breezy comedy of someone discussing leftover cake. True wants a sister. Khloé has a possible future sibling waiting in cryogenic limbo. Nobody, including Khloé, seems ready to say whether that future is actually happening.
True is campaigning for the full sister experience
True already has a younger brother, four-year-old Tatum, whom Khloé and Tristan welcomed in 2022 via surrogate after their IVF journey. But apparently one sibling is not enough to satisfy the eight-year-old’s vision of family life. According to Khloé, “all True does” is ask for a sister.
That wish makes particular sense in the Kardashian universe, where sisterhood is not just a relationship; it is practically a business model, a group-chat genre and a long-running television premise. Khloé grew up alongside Kourtney, Kim, Kendall and Kylie, as well as her brother Rob Kardashian Jr., and she has often spoken about the closeness of that enormous sibling network.
“I think girls need a sister,” Khloé said on the podcast, before immediately questioning whether that belief is simply programmed into her because of her own upbringing. It is a revealing little hesitation. She can see the emotional appeal of giving True the exact kind of built-in bond she has always had, while also recognizing that there is no universal sibling formula. A sister can be a lifelong best friend—or just the person who steals your clothes and leaves you on read.
DeSorbo, who does not have a sister but describes herself as close with her brother, offered the less gendered version of the dream. What matters, she suggested, is not necessarily having a sister but having a close sibling relationship. She compared that bond to her connection with her brother’s fiancée, whom she has started treating like a sister already.
Khloé’s response was essentially a gentle counteroffer: True could have that kind of closeness without the “freezer baby.” It is the sort of line that sounds like a joke until you remember the family being discussed has an embryo literally waiting in storage.
The embryo is real. The decision is very much not made.
Khloé has been candid about the question of whether she wants another child. In February, she said on Khloé in Wonder Land that she did not know if she had “the bandwidth for a third.” She also said she is not married and wants to be married before having more children.
That places the embryo conversation in a very specific emotional space. This is not Khloé announcing a pregnancy, teasing a baby name or soft-launching a new family chapter. It is a parent acknowledging that one possible chapter exists, while admitting she is unsure whether she wants to open it.
The embryo is connected to her IVF journey with Tristan, but Khloé’s comments do not suggest that a decision has been made about using it. Neither she nor Tristan has said that another child is on the way. For now, the embryo is less a plan than a possibility—and True is campaigning like a tiny lobbyist with excellent access to the decision-maker.
There is also a distinctly Khloé-shaped tension here: she is practical enough to talk openly about bandwidth, marriage and the demands of raising children, but sentimental enough to understand exactly what True is asking for. She knows the pull of a sister because she has lived it. She also knows that a new baby is not a decorative addition to an already photogenic family portrait. It is years of care, logistics and emotional capacity, all of which she is clearly weighing.
The Kardashian cousin network is already doing heavy lifting
Even without a new baby sister, True is hardly short on family. Khloé has pointed to the cousins as a source of that same closeness, describing them as being “close like sisters.” The extended Kardashian-Jenner crew offers True and Tatum an unusually crowded childhood: cousins, siblings, half-siblings and a rotating cast of aunties who have made family togetherness one of the franchise’s most reliable plotlines.
Recent family moments highlighted by E! include True and Tatum spending time with cousin Dream Kardashian, as well as appearances with Tristan’s oldest child, Prince. Tatum’s birthday celebration also brought the children together, with the family documenting the kind of affectionate, chaotic cousin energy that makes the Kardashian family feel less like a nuclear unit and more like a permanent summer camp.
That network matters because the “baby sister” request is not arriving in a vacuum. True is growing up surrounded by examples of close sibling and cousin relationships, from Khloé’s bond with her own sisters to the younger generation’s increasingly visible group dynamic. She may not be asking for a sister because she feels alone. She may simply be looking around and deciding the family could use one more girl.
Honestly, this is how Kardashian expansion plans begin: someone notices an empty seat at the table.
For now, True has made her pitch
The most entertaining part of Khloé’s story is that the decision is being framed not as a grand celebrity announcement but as a family negotiation. True wants a sister. Khloé has an embryo in storage. DeSorbo has offered a philosophical argument about sibling bonds. The cousins are already assembled. Somewhere, presumably, the group chat is waiting.
Still, Khloé’s answer remains a cautious “I don’t know,” which is doing a lot of work. She has not turned True’s wish into a promise, and she has not transformed the embryo into a teaser for a new season of Kardashian content. The possibility is there, but so are the questions about timing, marriage and whether she wants to start over with a newborn.
Until then, True will have to make do with Tatum, Dream, Prince and the rest of the family’s famously well-populated cousin roster. Not exactly a consolation prize. But if she keeps asking, Khloé may eventually discover that the most powerful force in the Kardashian household is not fame, money or television production. It is an eight-year-old with a very specific vision for the family tree.
Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo Are Selling the $7 Million Love Nest That Outlived Their Marriage
The exes have finalized their divorce, divided the big-ticket assets and put their sprawling Franklin, Tennessee, fantasy house on the market — while Bunnie Xo has already gone public with a new smile-inducing connection.
The house is officially entering its single era.
Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo are selling the sprawling Franklin, Tennessee, property they once shared as husband and wife, months after quietly ending their marriage and just weeks after finalizing the divorce. According to TMZ, the custom-built home hit the market Wednesday for just under $7 million — because nothing says “fresh start” like putting your former marital compound up for sale.
The timing gives the listing an especially glossy layer of breakup drama. This is not a starter home with a sad little ficus in the corner. The property sits on 10 acres overlooking the countryside and comes with five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, an automotive showroom, a chef’s kitchen, a separate outdoor kitchen, a dining area and a resort-style pool. In other words, it is less “place we lived” and more “country-music power couple headquarters.”
The house is the latest chapter in a very public split
Page Six previously reported that Jelly Roll, whose real name is Jason Bradley DeFord, quietly filed to end the marriage in May, citing irreconcilable differences. The separation stayed under wraps for more than a month, until moving trucks were spotted at the Franklin home on June 15. By July, the divorce had been finalized.
That sequence now reads like a remarkably efficient breakup timeline: private split, visible moving trucks, legal paperwork, then the luxury-property exit. The exes reached a confidential agreement covering their assets, including properties, furniture, aircraft, vehicles and debt. Bunnie, whose real name is Alisa Andrea DeFord, also received a one-time payment from the singer, according to court documents cited by Page Six.
They also revoked prior permissions that had allowed their separate teams to access each other’s personal accounts. It is a small but very modern detail in the anatomy of a celebrity divorce. The emotional untangling may be complicated; the password reset is at least refreshingly clear.
And yet, this is not exactly a scorched-earth breakup
Despite the divorce, the former couple has presented the split as unusually amicable. Bunnie told listeners of her “Dumb Blonde Podcast” in July that the marriage was ending “on the best possible terms that you could ever have [for] a divorce.” That is a very different tone from the celebrity breakup genre’s usual greatest hits: cryptic captions, unfollowing frenzies and one carefully timed airport sighting.
There is also the matter of future family plans. According to the court documents, Jelly Roll and Bunnie still plan to have children together through IVF. So while the house is being sold and the financial ties are being sorted, the two are not vanishing from one another’s lives entirely. Their relationship has moved from marriage to something much more complicated — former spouses, future co-parents and, at least for now, apparently friendly exes.
That makes the real-estate listing feel less like a dramatic final blow and more like a practical closing of the shared-home chapter. The couple may be on decent terms, but a seven-figure house filled with memories, staff access, cars and enough amenities to qualify as a private resort is probably not the easiest neutral ground.
Bunnie has moved on in the most internet-facing way possible
While Jelly Roll has not revealed a new romantic interest, Bunnie has already made her next chapter part of the conversation. She recently shared a video with “Calabasas Confidential” star Dylan Wolf, captioning it, “Hey guys, I’m having fun & he gave me my smile back.”
That line was not exactly a coded message. Fans immediately read the post as a public signal that Bunnie is enjoying herself after the divorce, and the internet has been especially interested in the age difference between the pair. Neither has needed to issue a formal relationship announcement for the dynamic to become a full social-media subplot.
Bunnie’s approach is notably different from the house listing’s paperwork-heavy finality. The property says: the shared life is being dismantled. The flirtatious video says: life is still happening, and apparently it is happening with a smile.
Meanwhile, Bunnie has said that Jelly Roll is dating, though the country singer has not publicly introduced anyone. The contrast is almost too neat: one ex is giving viewers a breezy glimpse of a new connection, while the other remains off-camera on that particular front. Naturally, that has left fans looking for meaning in the silence, even though silence is sometimes just silence — or a celebrity choosing not to turn every personal development into content.
Goodbye, dream house. Hello, separate lives.
The Franklin property now sits at the intersection of all the storylines that made Jelly Roll and Bunnie’s marriage so watchable: big personalities, a highly visible lifestyle, emotional honesty and a willingness to let the audience into the mess without handing over every private detail.
It was the backdrop to their married life, the place where the moving trucks announced that something had changed, and now the most expensive symbol of the change is going on the market. Whoever buys it will get a chef’s kitchen, a pool, countryside views and an automotive showroom. They will also inherit a home with a little pop-culture history baked into the walls — the kind of history that includes a quiet divorce, a confidential asset agreement and a future IVF plan between two people who are no longer married but are not exactly strangers, either.
For Jelly Roll and Bunnie, the sale looks like the cleanest possible punctuation mark on a very unconventional ending. The marriage is over. The house is going. The relationship, in whatever form comes next, is still being written.
Emily Ratajkowski’s Ex Sebastian Bear-McClard Welcomes a Baby Into Hollywood’s Most Unexpected Blended Family
The producer and Alessandra Brawn have reportedly welcomed a son named Donte — adding another chapter to a very New York family tree that already includes EmRata, Will Arnett and a Vogue-covered Tuscan wedding.
There is a new baby in one of New York’s most densely populated celebrity family trees — and, naturally, it connects Emily Ratajkowski, Will Arnett, a movie producer, a nightlife impresario and at least one luxury Tuscan wedding.
Sebastian Bear-McClard and Alessandra Brawn have welcomed a baby boy, multiple sources tell Page Six. The couple have reportedly named their son Donte, and friends close to them say everyone is “healthy and incredibly happy and in love with their blended family.”
Bear-McClard and Brawn have not commented publicly. But the baby’s arrival has already placed their relationship back in the spotlight, particularly because Bear-McClard’s family life is connected to Ratajkowski, his ex-wife and the mother of his five-year-old son, Sylvester Apollo Bear.
A baby, a stroll and a very New York family tree
Page Six reports that the couple welcomed the baby sometime around May. Bear-McClard was recently spotted walking the newborn in SoHo, which is about as Manhattan as a new-parent sighting gets: a tiny baby, a downtown neighborhood and a family storyline with enough crossover to power several seasons of a prestige dramedy.
This is Brawn’s third child and her first with Bear-McClard. She also has a six-year-old son with actor Will Arnett, while her former marriage to nightlife impresario Jon Neidich was celebrated in a lavish 2014 ceremony in Tuscany that was covered by Vogue. Bear-McClard, meanwhile, shares Sylvester with Ratajkowski.
According to Page Six, the adults involved have a good relationship as co-parents. That detail matters because the family arrangement is less “clean break” and more “everyone is now in the same group chat,” with old marriages, new partnerships and multiple children all occupying the same social orbit.
Bear-McClard and Brawn reportedly have known each other since childhood. Page Six first reported that they were dating in September 2025, giving the romance a backstory that feels less like a sudden celebrity coupling and more like two people from the same New York constellation finally landing in the same chapter.
The timing lands differently because of EmRata’s single-mom era
Bear-McClard and Ratajkowski married in a courthouse ceremony in February 2018 after a famously whirlwind romance. They separated in 2022, and their divorce was finalized in July 2025. Ratajkowski filed amid claims of infidelity, which Bear-McClard did not publicly address in the Page Six report.
The former couple’s split has remained part of Ratajkowski’s public narrative, not because she has treated her personal life like a traditional celebrity confessional, but because she has repeatedly examined the collision between motherhood, marriage, desire and independence in her work.
In June, Ratajkowski wrote for New York Magazine’s The Cut about wanting to feel sexy as a single parent. The essay included a photograph of her holding a fake baby and revisited the emotional whiplash of becoming a mother while her marriage fell apart.
“It was a violent transition into a new reality of screaming baby on my aching tit and ring on my swollen finger,” she wrote. She also described the fear she had carried since childhood around becoming a single mother, writing that having a child with the wrong man could feel like “the fastest way to ruin your life as a woman.”
That essay now sits alongside news that her ex-husband has welcomed another child, which gives the whole situation a particularly sharp pop-culture aftertaste. Not scandal, exactly. More like the internet’s favorite genre: life moving forward in ways that make everyone revisit the previous chapter.
The blended-family plot is doing a lot of work
The phrase “blended family” can sound like a greeting-card softener, but here it describes a genuinely intricate arrangement. Brawn’s children connect her to both Arnett and Neidich. Bear-McClard’s son connects him to Ratajkowski. Their new baby creates a fresh sibling link between households that already have plenty of history, high-profile exes and overlapping social circles.
There is also a certain glamorous absurdity to the cast list. Arnett is a beloved comedy actor. Ratajkowski is a model, author and cultural lightning rod. Neidich is a longtime nightlife figure. Bear-McClard is a film producer. Brawn has moved through the fashion, nightlife and social worlds with the kind of public history that includes both Hollywood events and Vogue wedding coverage.
And yet the most telling image in the story is not a red carpet or a luxury vacation. It is Bear-McClard pushing a baby through SoHo. The famous people are still there, but the visual is aggressively ordinary: a new father, a stroller and the downtown walking circuit that has launched a thousand celebrity sightings.
Friends close to the couple describe them as happy and in love with their blended family. The wording is affectionate, but the larger story is practical. This is not just a new romance becoming a new baby; it is a family structure expanding around existing children and former relationships.
Meanwhile, everyone’s personal timeline keeps moving
Ratajkowski is currently dating French filmmaker Romain Gavras, according to Page Six’s account, meaning both former spouses have entered new relationships while continuing to navigate co-parenting. The result is not a tidy Hollywood ending, but something much more recognizable: a complicated family life that keeps changing shape after the marriage is over.
That may be why the announcement feels so textable. The headline is a baby news story, but the subtext is a whole social ecosystem rearranging itself in public. There is the ex-husband, the model-author, the new girlfriend, the famous former partner, the Vogue wedding and the child whose arrival gives every branch another connection.
For now, Donte is the newest member of the group — reportedly healthy, newly adored and already attached to one of the most unexpectedly elaborate celebrity family trees in Manhattan. Somewhere between SoHo and a future school pickup, this blended family has officially entered its next era.