Kourtney Kardashian Responds To Fan Asking If She’s Pregnant

Kourtney Kardashian responded to a fan who asked if she was pregnant after she posted behind-the-scenes photos from her recent Lemme Purr campaign.

The reality sensation, 43, attributed her midsection to ‘IVF after effects’.

“I only acknowledge this comment because I think it’s important to know how IVF affects women’s bodies and it’s not talked about much,” she wrote.

It ended with: “Are we also still asking women if they are pregnant?”, along with a yellow heart emoji.

Kourtney has been open with fans about her attempts to conceive a child with husband Travis Barker through IVF. However, she left IVF just over a year ago.

The comment was made in a post Kourtney shared featuring behind-the-scenes footage from her recent Lemme Purr shoot.

In the photos, Kourtney slid her body into a flirty cropped sweater and matching canary yellow leather pants as she posed with a bottle of her new gummies.

The photos captured the feeling of reality lying on the floor while her co-star, a cute cat, made her way across the set.

A crew member tried to get the animal’s attention with the help of a toy.

Her feet slid into strappy heels, Kourtney looking alluring as she sprawled out on the floor in her striking outfit.

She flashed an amusing peace sign for the camera with her bright pursed lips.

‘a little bts from my @lemme purr campaign,’ she captioned the photos with a cat emoji.

In the final product of the ad, Kourtney lies on the floor in her yellow look as cats walk in circles around her.

Kourtney introduced the new gummy last month, claiming the products were made to support “vaginal wellness.”

It’s developed with “clinically studied probiotics to support its taste, smell, and freshness, complete with pineapple extract for added sweetness,” according to Lemme’s website.

So what’s in it? The gummies contain pineapple, vitamin C and probiotics.

Lemme Purr Gummies launched last month and are priced at $30 USD.

The product has since been criticized by gynecologists, who said there was no scientific evidence that the products worked.

The reality star has also faced criticism over suggestions that probiotics “specifically target vaginal health and pH levels to support freshness and odor,” which many have claimed is “misogynistic” and “patriarchy in a pot”.

But experts have not been impressed with the supplement, warning people not to “spend their hard-earned money on this product.”

OB/GYN specialist Dr. Brooke Vandermolen shares expert information on women’s health on her Instagram and TikTok pages, led by @theobgynmum.

Speaking to Femail, the London-based NHS doctor said there is “no merit” to the claim that the tablets can “target” vaginal well-being.

“In a healthy person, one who does not suffer from recurrent infections, there is no reliable scientific evidence that taking probiotics has any beneficial effect.

“Probiotics is also a catch-all term, which means they can contain any number of different bacteria and we don’t know if the ones in this supplement have been tested and show any benefit or if when taken orally, they will even reach the vagina. ‘

Brooke also took issue with the suggestion that Lemme Purr gummies may help promote better “freshness, smell and taste.”

‘All vaginas have an individual smell and taste that will vary depending on your menstrual cycle, exercise patterns and diet.

“The odor of the discharge is important for the function of the vagina because it means that there is a healthy balance of bacteria in the vaginal microbiome.

“It is purely misogynistic and anti-feminist to suggest that vaginas are somehow dirty or unsanitary because their natural odor does not fit the ideal provided by mainstream media and pornography.”

Brooke also expressed concern about the publicity surrounding the cat-themed product, which she described as “crude and vulgar”.