Yes, most of the Kardashian sisters have breastfed their children, with Kourtney Kardashian being the most vocal and extended, still nursing her youngest, Rocky, past age two, while Khloé and Kim also breastfed but faced challenges or had different experiences, and it's implied Kylie Jenner likely did as well, though less publicly. Kourtney specifically discussed her commitment to breastfeeding, overcoming initial difficulties and continuing for extended periods, while Khloé shared her struggles with latching and weight loss, eventually supplementing with formula. Kim also mentioned breastfeeding issues, with her older daughter North interfering with nursing her younger son Saint.
Kourtney Kardashian was not taking no for an answer when it came to breastfeeding. In fact, the Kardashians star celebrated 21 months of breastfeeding with her and Travis Barker's son Rocky in honor of World Breastfeeding Week—despite her doctor previously telling her it might not be possible.
While detailing her health and wellness routine, Kourtney Kardashian revealed that she still breastfeeds 2-year-old son Rocky.
Coco Austin defended her choice to breastfeed her and husband Ice-T's daughter Chanel, now 9, until she was 6 years old, saying it was an opportunity to bond.
It is because she is royalty. Royals and many nobles didn't breastfed their own children because it was seen as unnecessary when they had the money to pay a wet nurse. It was also discouraged because it could prevent pregnancy and heirs were needed.
But, not one to follow tradition too strictly, the Queen set her own standard and breastfed her four children, something which her daughter-in-law Princess Diana also decided to do as well, and later the Duchess of Cambridge.
Yes, Meghan Markle breastfed her son, Archie, and has spoken openly about the challenges, describing it as exhausting and like "running a marathon" while balancing royal duties during their 2019 Africa tour, admitting she was "not okay" due to fatigue. She shared she would rush back to feed him between engagements, highlighting the difficulties of new motherhood combined with public commitments.
Cardi B opens up about breastfeeding as she gears up for her fourth child, while Stefon Diggs remains focused on the game. According to PEOPLE, Cardi B spoke to her fans during a livestream on X Spaces a few days ago, where she opened up about the emotional and physical toll of breastfeeding.
Streitz's concept for the staircase and patio contained design elements inspired by Aubazine, the orphanage where Chanel spent her youth. When asked why she did not marry the Duke of Westminster, she is supposed to have said: "There have been several Duchesses of Westminster. There is only one Chanel."
From the age of 6 months, children should begin eating safe and adequate complementary foods while continuing to breastfeed for up to two years of age or beyond.
After giving birth, Beyoncé breast fed Blue for 10 weeks. “I encourage women to do it; it's just so good for the baby and good for myself,” she claimed. The 4 singer said she quickly got rid of the remaining pounds with diet and exercise. “I counted calories,” she said.
Kim Kardashian has publicly shared diagnoses and health experiences, including psoriatic arthritis, positive antibody tests for lupus/rheumatoid arthritis (leading to stress-related health concerns), and a recent brain aneurysm diagnosis linked to stress. She also speaks about her daughter North's dyslexia, advocating for parents of children with learning differences, and has faced discussions about using disabled models in her brands, sparking debates on representation and inclusion.
Kylie Jenner didn't breastfeed her daughter Stormi and instead went straight to formula milk.
The singer posed for campaign images whilst nursing her son RZA. Here's something a little awkward to admit: I own two breastfeeding bras. I bought them when I was pregnant with my first baby and imagined I'd wear them for a few months if I was able to breastfeed.
Kylie Jenner has publicly shared her struggles with postpartum depression (PPD) after both of her pregnancies and, more recently (late 2025), revealed she's been dealing with chronic back pain for nearly three years, leading her to undergo stem cell therapy for relief. She also previously mentioned a diagnosis of recurrent corneal erosion syndrome affecting her eye.
Celebrities who had children over 50
Janet Jackson (50): The pop icon surprised fans in 2017 when she welcomed her first child, son Eissa Al Mana, at the age of 50. Michelle Pfeiffer (50): The ageless beauty adopted her son John Henry with her husband David E. Kelley in 1993 when she was 50.
At the heart of the dispute was Chanel's decision to leave the bulk of her estate to her longtime business partner, Pierre Wertheimer, and his family. While this move seemed straightforward on the surface, it set off a chain of legal challenges from Chanel's relatives, who contested the validity of her will.
Coco Austin stands by her decision to breastfeed her daughter, Chanel, until she was 6 years old. "People have been doing this for thousands of years. It's not a big thing.
Kourtney Kardashian has revealed she's still breastfeeding her two-year-old son, Rocky.
In another tweet, Minaj said that the baby had no problem “latching on” to her breast while she was at the hospital, which surprised her because she was scared that he wouldn't breast feed right away. “But breastfeeding is very painful,” she confessed.
Breastfeeding celebrities like Kourtney Kardashian, Halsey and Emily Ratajkowski are helping break the stigma surrounding feeding a baby breast milk in public.
But now, more and more Hollywood celebrities are showing the world that they are capable of domestic bliss. An example is Angelina Jolie who just gave birth to her twins and is on the cover of the latest edition of W Magazine breast-feeding. I was never a fan of Jolie.
Meghan Markle has publicly shared that she experienced postpartum preeclampsia, a serious and rare condition involving high blood pressure and excess protein in the urine that occurred after childbirth, describing it as a "huge medical scare". She revealed this on her podcast, Confessions of a Female Founder, highlighting the life-threatening nature of the disorder, which can happen weeks after delivery and impact new mothers' ability to care for their newborns.
The Queen broke a royal breastfeeding tradition and in doing so paved the way for Princess Diana and Kate Middleton to follow suit. The Queen's rebellious side changed royal history and paved the way for a new breastfeeding tradition that was followed by Princess Diana and Kate Middleton.