Kim Kardashian Pregnancy Problem: Kanye West’s Wife Gained Weight But Still No Baby! Will She Pose Naked Again After Getting Pregnant?

Kim Kardashian's pregnancy problem became public after the reality star admitted to wanting another brother or sister for her daughter, North or Nori, last Christmas.

However, despite trying her best with her husband, Kanye West, she's still getting negative results.

After the holidays, however, fans noticed that the "Keeping Up With The Kardashian" star looks a bit plumper than usual. This prompted rumors of a possible baby number two, finally.

However, Kim Kardashian's pregnancy problem is still pretty much a problem.

"We've been trying, we've been trying!" She told Entertainment Tonight. "I pray about it."

As for the 15-pound weight gain? The "Internet-breaker" said it was only due to her unhealthy eating habits.

"I just started seeing a nutritionist because I don't understand why," she admitted. "I mean, I do [understand], because I eat really bad."

Thinking about her baby goals, however, Kanye West's other half decided to change this detrimental way of eating.

"I just started to eat really healthy and work out more and just try to change my lifestyle," she shared. "Especially when you have a baby -- I want to know what to cook and how to cook healthier. We've just changed our lifestyles."

Aside from wanting to conceive, the brunette beauty is also thinking about maintaining her figure even during her pregnancy.

According to Youth Health Magazine, the 34-year-old mother reportedly wants to break the internet again - this time with a baby bump.

"Kim is determined to not gain as much weight as she did with North, because she wants to look super-hot in the naked photo shoot," a source reportedly revealed her plans.

"Convinced she is a muse for photographers and fashion editors, Kim is planning on doing the shoot for a major magazine, and isn't opposed to doing full frontal nudity."

Do you think Kim Kardashian's pregnancy problem will push her and Kanye West to rely on science to conceive?