Kim can’t get it right

mother Kris Jenner on Sunday in Los Angeles.

Kim wore her long dark hair straight and loose over her shoulders and shielded her eyes with giant aviator sunglasses.
She attended church with her mother Kris, who opted for a low-key look in black skinny jeans, a white blazer and black trainers.

The mother and daughter duo walked closely together as they chatted while making their way into the church. Kim has received criticism for her unflattering maternity style, which has regularly consisted of either ill-fitting baggy clothing or tight, skimpy attire.
Much of the clothing has made her appear bigger than what she is, which became especially clear when she posted a Twitter snap of her bare baby bump on Saturday.

The star looked surprisingly slender in black leggings and a white T-shirt, suggesting that her weight gain hasn’t been as severe as it has seemed. The star recently took to her blog to respond to criticism of her maternity style.

“I saw some comments that were so critical!” she wrote on Friday. “It’s funny because Kourtney warned me that when I get pregnant people’s opinions will be on an all time high and everyone will chime in. So I now see what she means.’

She added: “I saw some comments that the skirt is too tight for the pregnancy and that’s ridiculous! I bought this skirt a few sizes bigger and there is plenty of room.”
Speaking to Extra TV host Maria Menounos, Kim squashed rumours that she had hit the whopping 200-pound mark so far in her pregnancy. The raven-haired star revealed to

Extra TV that she currently weighs in at around 64kg.
“There are maybe two or three covers just this week that say I am 90kg. I’m like, “You are 27kg off here”. – Daily Mail.

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