Kylie Jenner, Timothee Chalamet Dating: Makeup Mogul Says 'No Reason for Me to Have a Surrogate' for Baby 3

Kylie Jenner has revealed she is highly unlikely to use a surrogate if she has a third child, saying the thought of another pregnancy currently 'feels insane'.

Speaking during an appearance on Khloé Kardashian's series The Girls, the 29-year-old addressed her future family plans amid ongoing Kylie Jenner Timothée Chalamet dating discussions.

For context, the makeup mogul split from rapper Travis Scott in early 2023 before beginning her romance with actor Timothée Chalamet later that year. She shares two children with her ex-partner, 8-year-old daughter Stormi and 4-year-old son Aire.

Despite her high-profile relationship, Jenner made clear that having another child is not an immediate priority.

Jenner Rules Out Surrogacy for Her Next Child

The conversation unfolded when Jenner spoke with her close friend Yris Palmer via FaceTime on the programme.

After Palmer said she was considering using a surrogate for another child, Jenner acknowledged her own reluctance to go through another pregnancy. 'Trust me, the thought of carrying another baby right now feels insane,' she said.

Pressed on whether she might consider surrogacy in the future, Jenner remained largely dismissive. 'I don't think so,' the beauty entrepreneur replied. 'I don't want to say no, no, but I'm like 99.9 percent sure I couldn't do that,' she added.

The reality star further explained that her previous pregnancies had resulted in healthy children, which influenced her view of surrogacy. She noted that she had 'big healthy babies' and therefore believed there was 'no reason for me to really have a surrogate'.

Her perspective stands out given that surrogacy has also been used by two of her sisters. Her older sister Khloé Kardashian welcomed her son Tatum with ex Tristan Thompson via a surrogate.

Similarly, Kim Kardashian welcomed her two youngest children, Chicago and Psalm, with ex-husband Kanye West via surrogacy.

Family Plans and Future Expectations

While Jenner takes her time, Chalamet has separately discussed the possibility of becoming a father.

The Marty Supreme actor told Vogue in November 2025 that having children 'could be on the radar'. He did not specifically connect those remarks to Jenner or discuss having children with her.

For now, Jenner remains focused on her businesses and raising her two children. She outlined her immediate ambitions in March while discussing her personal goals. 'In the last years of my twenties, I want to focus on just me, my businesses, my work, traveling with my kids, enjoying my kids,' she said.

She made it clear that expanding her family is not completely ruled out in the future. 'And then...I do want to have more kids,' she admitted during the same interview. However, she has not specified how many more children she wants.

She previously said that she does not have a strict target for the size of her family. 'Some women do, but I don't really have a plan,' the star said in a 2023 interview with HommeGirls. 'I think that whatever happens is meant to happen.'

Jenner said she remained confident in her ability to make her own choices despite that uncertainty. 'I believe things are written for us,' she said. 'Whatever is gonna happen, it's gonna happen,' adding that she also felt very in control of her life and decisions.

Early Motherhood and Personal Growth

Her deliberate pace also follows her experience of becoming a mother at a young age. Jenner was 19 when she became pregnant with Stormi, giving birth at 20.

Reflecting on that period, she revealed how overwhelming the physical transformations felt. 'I got pregnant when I was 19,' Jenner shared. 'Having a baby really young was more shocking, maybe, because I saw these changes happening to my body,' she explained.

She also previously discussed experiencing postpartum depression following her first pregnancy. 'I felt like I was on autopilot,' she said, explaining that it took a year to feel like herself again.

Support from her sisters and close friends eventually helped her through that difficult period.

The psychological toll was compounded by physical adjustments and changes to her sense of personal style.

'The first part of my twenties was having children, learning what my personal style was and then losing it,' she recalled. She added that she gained 60 pounds (27 kilograms) during both pregnancies while attempting to find her footing.