She will be loved. Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian are set to celebrate their baby-to-be at a festive fete in Woodland Hills, California, on Sunday, October 2, and they already have a few key items in mind to prepare for their little girl’s arrival.
In a baby registry list obtained by Us Weekly, Chyna, 28, and Kardashian, 29, have asked for everything from a $370 stroller to baby bibs to a diaper genie (and plenty of diapers!).
Also on the list of more than 50 items: an adorable baby beanie, a Motorola baby monitor, a $350 touch-screen video monitor, an electric bottle and food warmer, a pregnancy announcement chalkboard and a $270 breast pump, indicating that Chyna intends to breastfeed her baby.
As Us Weekly previously reported, Chyna’s best friend, Sylvia Karapetian, will be hosting the shower, which will include Chyna’s friends and family — some of whom are flying in to celebrate.
“There will be lots and lots of flowers,” an insider says. “The theme is neutral — lots of whites and grays and greens. There will be lots of music and food and drinks.”
Kardashian’s sisters, however, will not be in attendance. Last week, Kardashian got into a public spat with his younger sister Kylie Jenner after he tweeted out her private phone number to fans, a move in response to a different, separate baby shower the sisters planned to hold for their brother that never came into fruition.
“Kylie’s # … I ain’t hacked either this is rob dog lol,” he wrote after posting the number followed by 16 laughing-crying emojis. “Didn’t invite the Mother of my child to a baby shower you were trying to throw me!!? You all must have lost your damn mind.”
On Friday, September 30, he sat down with Ryan Seacrest and admitted that the meltdown was due to a major “miscommunication.”
“I thought they weren’t having Chyna at our baby shower,” he told the radio host. “Chyna’s baby shower is actually this Sunday, but they were trying to do a little surprise ‘guy’ baby shower for me, and I was just upset trying to fight for Chyna like, ‘Yo, she has to be at the baby shower. She’s birthing my child. She needs to be there.’ It was literally miscommunication, and I probably shouldn’t have went on Twitter, but I did.”
