Kim Kardashian West on her pregnancy, 'I hate it. Its awful'

Kim Kardashian West is missing her pre-pregnancy weight and slim figure. The reality star, who can be seen with her baby bump these days, said she is not very fond of getting pregnant and is in fact struggling with her current state.

"I just don't think pregnancy and me really agree with each other," the 35-year-old, who is pregnant with her second child, told E! News. However, the star also reiterated that it was quite hard for her to conceive hence she also feels lucky to be pregnant.

“It is a million times worth it," she added. Before her statement about not liking being pregnant lands her into trouble, the “Keeping Up With The Kardashians” star quickly added she is is not “complaining” about her pregnancy but is just being honest about her condition.

“I hate it. You know pregnancy is not for me…You know I've heard stories forever about how amazing pregnancy is from my mom and Kourtney and that's just not the case for me and I'm not going to sit here and lie and act like it's the most blissful experience. It's awful," Kim added.

The reality star has been quite open about her weight gain during pregnancy and said she has gained 52 pounds till now, with one month more left for her to deliver. "It's my reality and I've always been super honest," Kim said, adding that she has started to eat everything that she likes, without being calorie-conscious because she is confident that she will lose weight soon.

“I know my bounce back game is [strong]. I enjoy the process, the challenge of getting back, so I'm not worried about the afterword," she added. Compared to North West, Kim's new baby is more in weight, said the reality star. However, she is putting a full stop on her family after this baby.

“I’m very content with just having two [children],” Kim told Ryan Seacrest in another interview. “My husband needs a lot of attention, each kid needs a lot of attention, I work a lot, [and] I want to be able to give everyone just the same amount of attention.”

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