Khloé Kardashian made sure her little girl felt the love this Valentine's Day!
On Monday, February 14, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star, 37, took to Instagram to show her followers how she celebrated the national day of love with her daughter, True Thompson, 3.
Kardashian posted snaps of red and pink sweet treats along with an adorable video of her daughter wishing everyone a Happy Valentine's Day.
The mother-daughter celebration comes as the Good American cofounder has been taking care of herself in the aftermath of Tristan Thompson's cheating scandal that resulted in the birth of his third child. Thompson and Kardashian were believed to still be dating when he and fitness instructor Maralee Nichols hooked up last March during the athlete's 30th birthday celebrations. The coparents welcomed their baby boy in December 2021.
As OK! previously reported, Kardashian has delayed moving into her brand new mansion — located next door to momager Kris Jenner — because she's dreading moving in to the new home that was supposed to be for the former flames' potential growing family.
"But [she] is redoing things and tearing up the old plans she did with Tristan — because she just can't face being in this big huge mansion all by herself," a source recently explained, adding that the social media sensation is "beyond devastated" by the whole ordeal.
"They were supposed to have baby [number] two by now," the insider pointed out of Kardashian and the NBA player. "Instead he has baby number three with a stranger and she's all alone."
Another one of Kardashian's former flames has also been making headlines, as ex-husband Lamar Odom recently revealed on Celebrity Big Brother that he would "do anything to make it up" to the Kocktails with Khloé host, as his struggles with addiction, a DUI arrest and cheating allegations are believed to have played a role in their split.
"I do miss her and her family dearly. Even just to her family, I am sorry that I let them down," the former athlete said during the Thursday, February 3, episode of the CBS hit. "They had so much faith in me and gave me my own nickname 'Lammy.' I would do anything to make it up."
Odom, 42, emphasized to fellow house guest Todrick Hall that he "wanted to see her so bad," adding: "I just want to take her out to eat and tell her sorry."
