Rumors started circulating on Friday that the 20-year-old reality star was just moments away from welcoming her little bundle of joy.
Kylie Jenner is not in labor.
We repeat. Kylie Jenner is NOT in labor!
Rumors began circulating Friday afternoon that the 20-year-old reality star was just moments away from welcoming her first child with Travis Scott. But ET has learned there's no reason for fans to freak out just yet.
"Kylie is not in labor," a source told us.
The original rumor caused an uproar on social media, with many patiently awaiting a media outlet to confirm or deny the news. ET captured a few of the best reactions, which you can view here.
A source told ET on Thursday that the reason Kylie, who still hasn't confirmed the pregnancy on her own, has been MIA from the spotlight for the past few months is because she wants to spend some well-deserved time to herself ahead of the baby's arrival.
"[Kylie's] worked hard her entire life, and being a mother will be a lot of work, so now is a chance for her to recharge," the source said.
ET confirmed last September that Jenner was expecting a child with Travis. "Kylie always wanted to be a young mom," a source told ET at the time. "She may be young, but she's very maternal and has lots of practice with babies!"
It's an exciting year for the Kardashian-Jenner family. In addition to Kylie's baby, Khloe Kardashian is also expecting her first child with her boyfriend, Tristan Thompson.
Kim Kardashian West and her husband, Kanye West, are also gearing up for the arrival of their third child. A source told ET earlier this week that their surrogate is due "any day now."
"They are fully prepared and can't wait to bring their baby home," the source said.
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