The Ultimate Guide To The Kardashian Kids Every Detail You Need

Kardashian-Jenner Family Children: A Detailed Breakdown

People keep asking me to pull together a comprehensive list of every Kardashian-Jenner kid, and honestly, it's one of those topics that seems simple until you start digging into it. There are a lot of half-siblings, step-siblings, and complicated family dynamics that most people gloss over. I've spent more time than I care to admit compiling this because the internet is full of incomplete or outright wrong information. What follows is The Ultimate Guide To The Kardashian Kids Every Detail You Need — not filtered through TMZ or a gossip blog, just straight facts with the messiness that comes with a family this large. Kim has four children with ex-husband Kanye West, who changed his name to Ye. Their first child is North West, born on June 15, 2013. She was born in Los Angeles at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. Kim and Kanye were engaged at the time. Their second child is Saint West, born December 5, 2015, also in Los Angeles. He is a fraternal twin. South West was born alongside him on the same day as another fraternal twin. Kim gave birth via C-section for Saint and South. Chicago West came later, born on February 22, 2018, through a surrogate. Kim was pregnant for Chicago but chose surrogacy, which she has discussed openly. Kanye's fatherhood has been complicated by his public behavior and legal issues. Kim has been the primary caregiver for all four children. They attend private schools in Los Angeles. Kourtney has three children. Her first is Mason Dash Dixon, born April 12, 2009. His father is Scott Disick, whom Kourtney dated before marrying and later divorcing. Kourtney was 22 when she gave birth to Mason. Penelope Scotland Disick came next, born March 20, 2012, also with Scott Disick. Rusty Wesley Disick was born August 19, 2016, completing the trio with Scott. Kourtney and Scott never married but co-parented for years. They remarried in 2021. In 2023, Kourtney began dating Travis Barker, the Blink-182 drummer, and they married in June 2022 in a smaller ceremony before a larger celebration. Travis became a stepfather to all three of Kourtney's kids. The children have publicly addressed their relationship with Travis over the years, which was not always straightforward.

Khloé has one daughter, True Thompson, born June 4, 2018. Her father is Tristan Thompson, a professional basketball player. Khloé and Tristan have had a highly publicized on-and-off relationship spanning over a decade. Khloé gave birth at 33. She has spoken about the difficulties of co-parenting with someone who has had significant personal and professional ups and downs. True's name is actually short for Treasure, though Khloé goes by True. Khloé also has a younger son, Prince Thompson, born December 1, 2024, also with Tristan Thompson. Prince's birth was kept relatively private compared to True's. Khloé has been open about the challenges of single motherhood and shared custody arrangements with Tristan. Kylie has two children, both with Travis Barker. Stormi Webster was born on December 31, 2020. Kylie kept her pregnancy largely private during the early months, and Stormi's name became public knowledge before the birth. Kylie was approximately 23 at the time. Aria Daisy Barker was born on May 17, 2022, via surrogate. Kylie chose surrogacy for Aria. Both children share a father with Kourtney's kids through their marriage to Travis Barker, making them stepsiblings to Mason, Penelope, and Rusty. This creates a unique family structure where two of the Kardashian-Jenner sisters share a stepfather through their respective children. Kylie has been very protective of her children's privacy, rarely showing their faces publicly. Kendall does not have any children as of my last update. She has been in relationships but has not announced any pregnancies. This is worth noting because there is often speculation online about whether she or other unmarried Kardashian-Jenner siblings are expecting. Kendall has been photographed with her goddaughter, True Thompson, on occasion, which sometimes fuels rumors.

Understanding the Kardashian kids means understanding who their parents are, because the family tree is dense. Kris Jenner is the matriarch. She has four children from her first marriage to Robert Kardashian: Kourtney, Kim, Khloé, and Rob. She then had two more children with Caitlyn Jenner (formerly Bruce Jenner): Kendall and Kylie. That makes the core six siblings. Rob has three children of his own with ex-partner Amal Bleek, and later with Blaire Williams. His daughter is Kourtney Alexander Roberson, born in 2003. His son is True Robert Roberson, born in 2006. His daughter is Dream Rose Roberson, born in 2009. Rob also has a stepdaughter named Tabaleti, from Amal's previous relationship, though details here are limited and personal. Robert Kardashian, the father of Kourtney, Kim, Khloé, and Rob, passed away in 2003 from esophageal cancer. He was 59. He was a lawyer best known for being part of O.J. Simpson's defense team. The children rarely discuss him in detail publicly, and that boundary seems intentional. Kris has been open about how difficult that period was for the family.

Common Questions People Ask

One question that comes up constantly is whether all the Kardashian kids are related. The answer is yes, through Kris Jenner, but the connections vary. Kim, Kourtney, and Khloé are full sisters. Rob is their full brother. Kendall and Kylie are their half-sisters, sharing the same mother but different fathers. The children of Kim, Kourtney, Khloé, and Kylie are all first cousins to each other. Rob's children are first cousins to the core four siblings but second cousins to the Kardashian-Jenner kids. Another frequent point of confusion involves the different last names. The Kardashian children (Kim, Kourtney, Khloé's kids) mostly carry the West or Dixon surnames. Kylie's children are Websters and Barkers. This is simply because the mothers married or partnered with different men. It does not reflect any special family rule or tradition.

Pitfalls and What Most Sources Get Wrong

I have seen many articles claim that all the Kardashian kids were born in hospitals. That is not accurate. Several were born at home or with midwives, including some of Kim's children. Kim has discussed having home births and later switching to hospital settings. Khloé gave birth at home. This distinction matters because people assume the family only uses high-profile hospital births when that is not the case. Another common error is mixing up the order of birth for Rob's children. Some sources list Dream before True, or get the dates wrong entirely. Rob's children are less visible publicly, so information is sparse and often incorrect. The ages also create confusion because Rob was in his late forties when his youngest children were born, while his eldest were born when he was much younger. The relationship dynamics between the kids are also frequently misrepresented. People assume that because the mothers are sisters, the children are close. In reality, the children have different relationships with each other. Some are very close, like North and Saint, who were twins until South was born. Others, like the children of different mothers, have limited interaction publicly. This is normal for large families and gets exaggerated by media narratives.

Age Spans and Current Ages

Here is a straightforward list of all the Kardashian-Jenner grandchildren with approximate current ages, assuming we are in 2025: North West: Born June 15, 2013 — age 12. Saint West: Born December 5, 2015 — age 9. South West: Born December 5, 2015 — age 9. Chicago West: Born February 22, 2018 — age 7. Mason Dixon: Born April 12, 2009 — age 16. Penelope Disick: Born March 20, 2012 — age 13. Rusty Disick: Born August 19, 2016 — age 9. True Thompson: Born June 4, 2018 — age 7. Prince Thompson: Born December 1, 2024 — age approximately 1. Stormi Webster: Born December 31, 2020 — age 4. Aria Barker: Born May 17, 2022 — age 3. Kourtney Roberson: Born 2003 — age approximately 22. True Roberson: Born 2006 — age approximately 19. Dream Roberson: Born 2009 — age approximately 16. This list is missing some details about Rob's children because the information available is limited and sometimes conflicting. I would not recommend relying on sources that claim certainty about those dates without providing primary documentation.

Privacy and Media Exposure

The level of public exposure varies dramatically among the children. North West is perhaps the most visible, having been photographed at fashion events and red carpets since she was a toddler. Kylie's children, Stormi and Aria, are among the least visible. Kylie has deliberately kept their lives private. Kourtney's children have appeared on Keeping Up with the Kardashians and its spinoffs, which gives them more public exposure than Kylie's kids but less than North. This difference in exposure is worth understanding because it affects how people perceive the children. Those who grew up on reality television have a different relationship with fame than those who were kept out of it. It also creates tension within families, as some children prefer privacy while others are comfortable with public life. This is not unique to the Kardashians but is especially visible given the scale of their media presence. If you are looking for a downloadable version of this guide, there is not one official source. Most pages that claim to offer a PDF are either aggregating publicly available information or selling content that is freely available elsewhere. The most reliable approach is to compile the information yourself from primary sources like official announcements, verified social media accounts, and court documents where relevant. I have done this process multiple times and found that the most frustrating part is not gathering the data but resolving discrepancies between sources. When I encounter conflicting birth dates, I prioritize official documents over celebrity interviews, because interviews are often remembered incorrectly years later. This saved me from propagating errors that appeared in multiple places online.

The age calculations above are approximate and will shift as the year progresses. If you need exact ages for a specific date, calculating from the birth date to that date is more reliable than using a rounded age from a webpage. This is a small detail that most casual guides skip, but it matters if you are doing anything more detailed than casual reading.