Kim Kardashian: Pregnancy Is 'Painful,' Not As 'Easy' As Kourtney Made It Look!

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Kim Kardashian walked the red carpet (in heels, of course) at the Atlanta premiere of her new Tyler Perry movie on Saturday night and dished on her pregnancy.

"Being pregnant, I will say, is not as easy as my sister [Kourtney] made it look or as my mom [Kris Jenner] has made it look," the 32-year-old star told E! News at the "Tyler Perry's Temptation" premiere. "It's a little painful. I've gotten sick a couple times. It's getting a little bit more difficult [to get around]."
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Kim got a wakeup call from her doctors just last week after the globetrotting mom-to-be had a miscarriage scare, and though taking a breather is a challenge for the reality star, she said she's learning to take it slowly.
"I love being active," she said. "But I've been chilling out. I took a week off just to rest and it was amazing."
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Kim, who is due in July, isn't craving any bizarre foods. If anything, she's lost her sweet tooth.
"I'm not really craving a whole lot. I'm craving carrots and ranch dressing," she said. "I used to love sweets, I used to love chocolate, [now I] can't even eat chocolate."
As for how she and beau Kanye West make time to see each other, Kim said it can be a struggle, but they "make it work."
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"We have a really good system. He's working, I'm working. He's trying to finish his album, I'm trying to finish this season of the show," she said. "We see each other like every week or so."
Adding, "We don't let that much time go by without seeing each other - even if it's for a night or two. We'll fly to each other."
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"Tyler Perry's Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor" hits theaters on March 29.
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