Khloé Kardashian's Daughter True Hugs Brother Tatum in Adorable Sibling Photo: 'My Babies'
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The Good American co-founder shares daughter True and son Tatum with ex Tristan Thompson
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True Thompson is loving her role as a big sister.
On Monday, Khloé Kardashian shared an adorable photo of her two little ones, daughter True, 5, and son Tatum, 15 months, spending time together snuggled up at home.
In the picture, True and Tatum sit inside his crib together as the 5-year-old hugs her little brother, who flashes a big smile for the camera.
"My babies 🩵🩷🙏🏽🥹🩵🩷," Kardashian captioned the Instagram post.
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Kardashian shares her two kids with ex Tristan Thompson.
In last week's episode of The Kardashians, Thompson spoke about unlearning some behaviors that have been enforced on him as a professional athlete and cited his kids for wanting to make the change.
"It wasn't until I really had to look at myself. I never had to hold myself accountable. We're taught, 'Be the man, do what you please, bros before hoes ...' " he said. "You gotta just be your own man and don't care what people think and don't feel like you have to get validation from others."
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Turning his attention to his older two kids — True and Prince Oliver, 6½ — Thompson shared concerns about what they'll learn about his shortcomings.
"True is understanding stuff and Prince understands things where they go to school and they have classmates. The last thing I ever want them to do is feel embarrassed that I'm their father," he said.
"I think going down this journey that I've been on, especially with losing my mom, I always ask myself, 'Why do certain things to hurt certain people?'"
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