Kardashian noted that True was “very upset” when she learned her mom didn’t go to college. “If we had gone to college, we would be married,” Kardashian and Haqq agreed.

O.T. Genasis is insisting Malika Haqq wanted another child with him despite her claims that their co-parenting dynamic is less than perfect.

(O.T. is dad to his and Haqq’s 4-year-old son Ace and his 14-year-old son Genasis. The identity of the mother of his eldest child has not been revealed.) “Both of my kids’ mothers are amazing.

(O.T. is dad to his and Haqq’s 4-year-old son Ace and his 14-year-old son Genasis. The identity of the mother of his eldest child has not been revealed.) “Both of my kids’ mothers are amazing.

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Khloé Kardashian almost found a way to add her best friend Malika Haqq to the family! On this week's episode of The Kardashians, the Good American co-founder chatted with Haqq about her hopes of ...

When Malika Haqq announced her pregnancy in 2019, she and the baby’s father, O.T. Genasis, had already split. Fans want to know what their relationship is like today.

When Malika Haqq announced her pregnancy in 2019, she and the baby's father, O.T. Genasis, had already split. Fans want to know what their relationship is like today.

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Although Malika’s comment seems like pretty strong confirmation that Khloé’s son is named Tatum, nothing is really official -official until Khloé reveals the name herself.

In a confessional, Malika Haqq opened up to her best friend Khloe Kardashian, her issues with being a single mother alone and continuously having to deal with public scrutiny.