NBA Baller Lamar Odom And Khloe Kardashian Desperate To Have Own Baby: Wishes ‘With All Her Heart’

Khloe Kardashian Recently became an aunt, but it’s no secret that she’d love to have children of her own one day. And even though it’s spurred a million (give or take) tabloid headlines about her "desperation" to conceive, Khloe says she has no regrets about making her desire to be a mom public knowledge.

“I definitely want to have kids, and I don't regret doing anything” she said in a recent MTV interview. “I don't regret exposing anything about my life or my personal wishes for babies. I just think people really took that and spun with it. And [they] wanted to say I'm desperate to have a baby."

Could this lady be any more level-headed? Khloe, who married NBA baller Lamar Odom on 2009, has been totally open about her fertility treatments in the past, and now she’s totally open about motherhood taking a backseat.

“It just got way too stressful,” she went on. “But I feel like I let a lot of outsiders stress me out more than I really ... than I would have let myself on my own. So I took a step back and was like 'Everything happens for a reason.' And I'm totally cool and content, so whatever happens, happens."

And whatever happens, it won’t be happening any time soon.

"I'm 28 years old [and] I've been married almost four years now,” she explained. “I'm still in my newlywed phase is what I call it, so whenever it's time for me to have a baby, that's when it's gonna be time." But that couldn't be further from the truth, says the reality star.

As the most outspoken member of the Kardashian clan, much of Khloe's life has been an open book — and that includes her struggle to conceive. Her candor has been a double-edged sword, however.

"Please. People want to assume I am devastated. I couldn't be happier," Khloe told Redbook magazine. "I actually got mad at Kourtney, because she was afraid to tell me at first. So I get why people think I'm hurt, because my own sister thought I would be."

"I do think (sharing) my difficulty to get pregnant has helped a lot of women," the star said, adding that she doesn't want to be defined by her fertility issue.

"I was taking hormone shots to stabilize them, and you have to do that consistently and they have to be done by a doctor. You can do them yourself, but I couldn't. And then after your cycle, you have to go to the doctor for ultrasounds and more testing.

"If I'm in Miami and I miss a treatment, I have to start all over again. It's a commitment, and I don't mind doing it, but the timing was just off."

With an attitude like that, we know she’s going to be a great mom one day.