Khloé Kardashian recently welcomed her first child, daughter True, with boyfriend Tristan Thompson, giving birth to her baby girl just days after Thompson was hit with multiple allegations of cheating.
Kardashian spent the first part of True’s life in Ohio and has been received support from family members including sisters Kim and Kourtney Kardashian as well as mom Kris Jenner, who stayed with her daughter to help out with baby True.
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While Kardashian left Ohio for Los Angeles, and Thompson still owns the lakefront mansion, which the NBA star purchased in 2015.
Keep scrolling to see the reality personality’s pad.
An Ohio Escape

Page Six shares that Thompson purchased the home, located in Bratenahl, Ohio, for $1.9 million.
The property features 6,424 square feet of living space, four bedrooms and three bathrooms.
Crazy About Cleveland

Kardashian has been spending plenty of time in Ohio since she began dating Thompson in 2016.
She even posted about the city of Cleveland on her personal website and shared her favorite spots in the city.
Lake Views

The home features sweeping views of Lake Erie.
As shown above, it also features an open and modern concept.
Luxury Touches


To some, the home may seem modest compared to a typical Kardashian compound.
However, luxury touches like a fish tank built into the living room wall and a wine cellar take things up a notch.
Modern Details

The kitchen features wood cabinets and sleek marble accents.
Other features include a slate floor and spacious breakfast bar.
Take in the View

The airy space is accented with plenty of modern touches, including a sleek staircase with glass paneling.
Additionally, windows at every turn allow residents to take in the lake’s ever-changing appearance.
Modern Mansion

Externally, the home is just as breathtaking and modern.
The four-story home features grey brick and blue glass, continuing the property’s contemporary feel.
Help From Mom

While Kardashian spent a lot of time at the mansion, it was not always a pleasant time.
“Kris is concerned that the longer Khloé stays in Tristan’s house with their daughter, True, she won’t move back to Los Angeles as she had indicated she wanted to do before she gave birth in the aftermath of his cheating scandal,” the source said at the time. “Kris has been a constant presence in the house, helping Khloé with True. Things have been strained with Tristan, but she has forgiven him. Their relationship is still very much up in the air.”
Raising a Baby

According to a PEOPLE source, one reason Kardashian stayed so long was making sure True has a good relationship with her father.
“She still can’t believe what happened earlier this week,” the source said. “She is very bitter about it. She doesn’t want to be in a relationship with him. She will make sure her daughter still has a good relationship with him, though. Tristan is bonding with the baby.”
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