Kim Kardashian, who just delivered her second bundle of joy Saint West last Dec. 5, is about to receive a grand push present from husband Kanye West. A push present is a gift that a baby daddy gives to his baby mama as a "thank you" gift for carrying their bundle of joy.
The Hollywood Life reported that the "Keeping Up With The Kardashian" star's husband is getting her a $1 million push present. The gift will be diamonds designed by Lorraine Schwartz. "This time it will almost certainly be something by Lorraine Schwartz," US Weekly reported. However, this will not be a surprise to Kim because she gave her husband an idea of what she wants as a present.
On her website, the reality mom wrote: "This pregnancy, I would love a Lorraine Schwartz diamond choker, like the ones I've worn before to the Art + Film Gala." But that's not all, per the report, Kim pretended not to know what push present is. "Do you guys believe in a push present?" she wrote. "I never did, but all of my friends do!!! We have the funniest e-mail chains discussing it ... One friend got a special diamond ring she always wanted, and another friend got a new car!"
Many believe that the gift is too costly, but money is never an issue for Kim and Kanye. Moreover, her second pregnancy was quite difficult, so, maybe, the mom of two deserves it.
According to reports, she was suffering from placenta accreta -- the condition when the placenta grows too deeply in the uterus. The said condition has the potential to cause severe blood loss and make birth "the most painful experience ever," TMZ has learned.
Mirror reported that Kim's doctors needed more time to deal with the placenta issue. However, she still managed to have a natural delivery instead of a C-section, which is recommended if suffering from the said condition.
Before she delivered her son, Kim told fans that her baby was no longer in the breech position. She revealed that the doctors attempted to turn her son but failed, so she has to get a "painful and scary" medication. She wrote that she underwent External Cephalic Version (ECV). She was given with IVF and medication, and three doctors worked together to turn the baby.
She explained that the procedure has risks of breaking her water or the baby's heart rate could drop. In the case of emergency, a C-section would take place. "They don't give you any pain medication and let me tell you: This was soooooo painful. Probably more painful than childbirth," she wrote. "BUT it worked!!! My baby is in the right position and it feels so good to not have the stress of thinking I need a C-section."
Congratulations Kim!
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