Khloe Kardashian is apparently joining in the Kardashian women's pregnancy bandwagon as it has been reported that the reality star wants to have children with her rumored boyfriend James Harden.
Harden, 25, and Kardashian, 31, are pretty much starting to make their relationship public dancing together and with their hands all over each other as they celebrated the NBA star's upcoming 26th birthday (which won't be until Aug. 26) partying at club in Houston, Hollywood Life reported.
Kim Kardashian's sister is obviously quite smitten with her new man that she reportedly would love to have kids with Harden. Khloe is said to be enjoying spending time with the Houston Rockets guard because he is "funny" and "sweet to her," a source who claimed to be close to Kardashian told Gossip Cop.
"Khloe thinks [Harden] could be 'the guy,'" the insider said. She also feels that he is "genuine, just easy to be around" and "wants a family one day."
The 6-year-age difference between the two is reportedly not a big issue in the relationship, because Harden is well experienced and is mature beyond his years, the article said. And with the age gap set aside, the love birds can pretty much relate to each other.
Moreover, Khloe need not worry that Harder could just be using her for money or fame since the latter has a five-year contract worth $80 million with Houston Rockets and has also recently inked a $200 million deal with Adidas, Inquisitr has learned.
"James is different than Lamar. There aren't any of the same issues," the source said. "He's a real good guy... He cares about others." The source added that if the relationship keeps working out for them, Khloe "without doubt would like to have kids with him."
But while everything appears to be going smooth between Kardashian and Harden, the former's ex-husband, Lamar Odom, is said to have issues with the pair's relationship, according to Daily Mail.
The 35-year-old allegedly confronted Khloe on her way to Soulcycle session Aug. 12, because he is not pleased that his ex-wife is dating Harden.
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