Kendall Jenner recently admitted that her mental health has affected her interest in becoming a mother.
In the new episode of "The Kardashians", the 27-year-old said that she is in no rush to have children, even though all her sisters have become mothers. While speaking to Scott Disick - the father of Kourtney Kardashian's three children - Kendall said she needed help taking care of her three-year-old dog, Pyro.
“He's just wild. I have serious problems with it. I swear he has really bad separation anxiety. I'm anxious and I think he's anxious."
After claiming that "maybe [she's] the problem" for the dog and asking if Pyro "feels her anxiety," Disick asked her, "Do you have that much anxiety?"
Jenner admitted to having a lot of mental health issues, saying the anxiety "has been really bad lately." The model noted that anxiety has affected her feelings about becoming a mother. "It's one of the reasons why I'm afraid to have children," he added later. Jenner confessed that she is worried about how the anxiety could last her life.
“Honestly, the scariest part for me is, I think, am I going to get worse for the rest of my life? Because I feel like it's worse than ever right now. And I think, the older I get, is it going to get worse and worse and worse?”
In May 2021, Jenner revealed to Vogue that there have been times when anxiety has made her feel like she needs to be "rushed to the hospital" because she's having trouble breathing.
However, in the past, Kendall has expressed that she may become a mother when she is 28 or 29 years old.
Currently, the supermodel is living a love story with Bad Bunny.
