Generally, famous celebrities getting pregnant are afraid of C-section. Who wouldn’t be? As previously reported, Rob Kardashian and his fiancée Blac Chyna were expecting their first baby girl, to be named Dream. And now, here she is! Time flies really fast, doesn’t it? However, Chyna struggled a lot before she gave birth to Dream for the reason that, she is definitely terrified of C-section.
From a news report from the Sun, in a voice-over segment for the reality show series, Chyna held that: “For some reason I am so scared and I cannot get this c-section off of my mind. I just want my baby to be healthy, have all her toes, be able to breath on her own.” And so, when the camera cuts to the hospital, Chyna is seen howling hilariously in a wheelchair as she gets ready to deliver Dream. Her friends and family are fast to gather around her, with Rob kissing her on the cheek and modulating her worries by telling friends that Chyna was just scared.
Then, when she was dressed on her hospital gown and her friends are trying to keep her calm, his man struck in and told her: "Look how pretty you look!” Trying to divert her attention off it as nurses and friends put her into her hospital bed, she is asked if she's having a boy or a girl, to which point she breaks down in fear and announced she was having a girl.
As Chyna continues weeping, Rob is seen standing in the corner of the room and not saying anything. The video was filmed a month ago, before the couple’s break up and gawkily released just a few hours after they openly announced their split on social media.
In addition, conferring to E! News, shortly after baby Dream was delivered, the Kardashians start to arrive to visit the pair and their new baby! When Khloe Kardashian arrives, she says: "Oh my God, she is so beautiful!"
Also, Kim Kardashian then FaceTimes Rob and Chyna with Kanye West and when they show baby Dream, Kim says: "Oh my gosh, she's so cute! Oh my gosh she looks just like Rob, don't you think?" Then Chyna replies: "Uh exactly like Rob!"
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