Khloé Kardashian And Tristan Thompson Having A baby Via Surrogate

It’s It’s a boy! Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson are expecting a son via surrogate, multiple sources confirm to Page Six.

“Khloé has always wanted a little brother for True and decided to go ahead with having the baby with the support of her family,” a source tells us exclusively.

The exes — who are already parents to 4-year-old daughter True — made headlines Wednesday when news of their expanding family broke.

“We can confirm True will have a sibling who was conceived in November,” the “Kardashians” star’s rep told us.

“Khloé is incredibly grateful to the extraordinary surrogate for such a beautiful blessing. We’d like to ask for kindness and privacy so that Khloé can focus on her family.”

An insider added that Kardashian, 38, and Thompson, 31, are not back together and have not spoken since December outside of co-parenting True.

It was during that month that the NBA star was caught up in another cheating scandal, admitting the following month that he had fathered his third child.

However, multiple sources told us the exes were in the midst of planning for a second baby together when Kardashian learned of Thompson’s infidelity.

“The baby was conceived via surrogate before it was revealed to Khloé and the public that Tristan was having a baby with someone else in December,” one insider shared, while another added that “by then, Khloé was just like, ‘I’m going to be doing it by myself.’”

We’re told the baby hasn’t been born yet but is due any day.

The Good American co-founder called it quits with the perpetually unfaithful Chicago Bulls center-forward when a DNA test confirmed he was dad to fitness model Maralee Nichols’ now-6-month-old son, Theo.

Thompson also shares son Prince, 5, with ex-girlfriend Jordan Craig.

As of June 21, a source told us Kardashian was dating a private equity investor she met through her older sister, Kim Kardashian.

Our insider said Khloé and the mystery man were introduced at a dinner party a few weeks prior.