Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are planning to return to Jerusalem for the baptism of their newborn son, Saint. The couple already did this for their first-born daughter, North, when she was baptized early this year.
Per Hollywood Life, the Kardashian-West family are planning to return to the Holy Land in the spring of 2016, thus allowing Kim to prepare for the big trip for three months. Per Daily Mail, the reality TV star and mother of two kids is said to go on hibernation mode before their Middle East trip. "She will focus on spending time with Saint and not take on work commitments for the first three months," said the source.
It's assumed that Saint's parents will have their son baptized at the St. James Cathedral in Jerusalem. It's the same Armenian church where they brought North for her baptism last April 2015.
Cosmopolitan reported that Saint's godmother will be none other than Kim's sister, Kourtney, who has three kids of her own. It looks like Kim really wants to keep it all in the family as her other sister, Khloe, also stood as North's godmother when the baby girl was baptized.
"Kim really wants each of her sisters to be involved in her children's lives. North absolutely loves her cousins and they act like they are all siblings rather than cousins," a source told the magazine.
Meanwhile, Kim's three-month hiatus will not only have the star preparing for Middle East as she is also going to focus on regaining her pre-pregnancy figure. Per ABC News, Kim already lost 17 pounds a week after having Saint and she's determined to go on a no-carb diet. The reality TV star's goal is to lose a total of 70 pounds, having reached 190 pounds while she was on her third trimester.
The celebrity still hasn't posted selfies nor appeared on camera since giving birth. She managed to stay off-camera as well, despite recently conducting live stream chat for her app. "It's not even about how I look...no makeup and sweats," Kim explained the lack of photos or videos of herself. "I know I have been on social media a little bit, but I wanted this time to not have to care or post something about myself."
Kim gave birth to Saint on Dec. 5 and described her post-pregnancy journey as a "really hard recovery." "But we will get through it. Everyone does it," she said.
