Khloe Kardashian Melts Hearts With Adorable Pic Of True Being A Big Sister To Son

Parenting seems to be going pretty well for Khloe Kardashian, a doting mother to two adorable children she shares with her ex and basketball player Tristan Thompson. 

The duo's firstborn, True, was born on April 12, 2018, while they welcomed their second, Tatum, via surrogacy last July.

Feeling in high spirits, Khloé recently gave her millions of followers a glimpse of the little ones hanging out. True, being the perfect big sister to baby Tatum certainly causes fans to go all mushy.

The 38-year-old mother shows off her two babies not long after fans learned her son's name nearly a year after his birth. On her Instagram Story, she shared two shots of True with her brother on a balcony, backing the camera, thereby obscuring their faces from view.

Both snaps displayed the five-year-old holding Tatum from behind as he held onto the rails. The older sibling wore a short-sleeved loose lavender dress with floral patterns. She paired her outfit with fluffy multicolored slippers while her younger sibling wore a light blue onesie.

Although in the first image, the two were concentrated on what lay ahead of them from the verandah, the following post showed True gazing down at Tatum and caressing his ears.

The heartwarming display of the siblings being best friends comes a week after the Good American co-founder confirmed her son's name in the premiere episode of Hulu's "The Kardashians."

As fans might remember, the Marymount High School alum hinted at her son's name in an interview on "The Jennifer Hudson Show." During the discussion held last month, Khloé was asked about her son's name, but she chose not to share it at the time.

Instead, she said, "Yes, he's named. But I haven't announced it yet." Adding more details, the "Kardashian Konfidential" co-author divulged that she initially had no name for her son.

She explained, "He was delivered via surrogate or the stork, I like to say, and at first, I did not know what I would name him. I wanted to meet him and feel him out a little bit, and so at first, he didn't have a name."

The "Khloé & Lamar" star then mentioned that she was waiting for the premiere of the third season of "The Kardashians" before letting fans know Tatum's name. Furthermore, she said that if True let the cat out of the bag before the premiere, she would be "screwed." 

While the cat was let out of the bag— with her best friend Malika Haq accidentally calling the little one Tate on social media — it wasn't confirmed until the family's reality show aired. During the episode, Khloe shared her son's name for the first time after meeting up with James Corden at her sister Kendall Jenner's 818 Tequila event.

Corden asked the 38-year-old what was new with her, and she promptly shared the baby's name, Tatum, adding, "Naming a human is hard."

During a confessional on "The Kardashians" season three, Khloé got candid about the complicated emotions she experienced concerning her using a surrogate to birth Tatum. She admitted to being in a "state of shock from the entire experience in general" as she had ignored the reality of the pregnancy from the onset. 

"I buried my head in the sand during that pregnancy," she declared. The TV star added that getting to the hospital was the first time she registered the situation of Tatum's birth, which had nothing to do with the boy.

"I felt guilty that this woman just had my baby," she elucidated. "And then I take the baby and go to another room, and you're separated. It's such a transactional experience because it's not about him."

Khloé wished someone had been honest about surrogacy and how different it felt from natural birth. In her words, "I wish someone was honest about surrogacy and the difference of it. That doesn't mean it's bad — it's great but very different."

The "Revenge Body with Khloe" host admitted she felt less connected to her newborn son, calling it a "mindf**k."