If you've been "keeping up with the Kardashian's", Khloé Kardashian has begun hinting at getting her baby girl, True Thompson, a puppy. The 1-year-old is thought to be in need of a sibling and with Khloé's recent split with True's father, an animal sibling might be the next best thing.
Khloé, 35, took to Instagram a few days ago sharing that True needs a dog. Commenting on KoKo's series of dog images that were posted, the Kardashian replied saying, "I think True needs this dog. I'll be ready soon LOL." Since seeing Khloé's comment, fans have been encouraging her to take the plunge and get a puppy.
When Khloé's dog, Gabbana, died in 2018, the "Good American" founder was absolutely heartbroken. Explaining that Gabbana was like her first child, she admitted she didn't expect to be as hurt as she actually was. "...14 years is a long time together," she captions a photo of a flower arrangement she received shortly after the dog's passing.
With the hard times that this year has brought, including True's father cheating on her with Jordyn Woods, who is no longer a family friend, a dog may be just what both Khloé and True need. "[Gabbana] made sure I was never lonely even during lonely times," the star shares.
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Khloé's best friend, Scott Disick, has been a major help in getting the star back on track after all of the pain. Sources say he's one of the main reasons she was able to pull through the break-up with True's father, Tristan. Now on the mend, Khloé's family and friends have been working hard to guide her in the right direction and away from men like Tristan.
Khloé has shared that she's not ready to get back in the game just yet, which is why a dog might be the next step for her and her baby girl. Whether she's ready to commit to a dog full-time, given it's only been about a year since losing Gabbana, is unknown but we do know that there wouldn't be anything much cuter than seeing little baby True playing and cuddling with a furry best friend.