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Two days before Christmas, MediaTakeOut declared that Khloe Kardashian was pregnant.

She wasn’t. Gossip Cop busted it.

This week, as excitement builds about the imminent fake birth of Kardashian’s first fake baby, RadarOnline decided to jump in the game, setting off a whole new wave of rumors with its “exclusive” report that Kardashian and hubby Lamar Odom are now expecting.

According to the site, Kardashian is two months pregnant.

“Khloe was inspired by [sister] Kourtney having a baby,” explains a Radar “source” close to the family. Lamar is “happy and ecstatic,” as is the entire family, which is “elated by the news.”

Odom and the Kardashians are probably less than elated to have sites spreading speculation about a pregnancy — when it isn’t accurate.

At last night’s Los Angeles Lakers game, Kardashian rejected the rumor that she’s pregnant, claiming, “I’m just fat.” Her mom Kris Jenner and brother Rob Kardashian echoed the theme.

What do you think?

Are the reports unfounded, or is Khloe going to be a mom… but keeping mum?

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The best part of a MediaTakeOut.com “world exclusive” is wondering where precisely in the world they came up with it.

From the people who brought you September’s Kardashian bride “switcheroo” theory (how did that turn out?) and November’s Mary J. Blige “baby bump” blooper (ditto), comes this gift just in time for Christmas (which, as we all know thanks to MTO, Usher no longer celebrates)…

Khloe Kardashian is “pregnant”!

“MediaTakeOut.com just RECEIVED WORD – Khloe Kardashian IS PREGNANT!!!” the site declares, adding, “Word is that she’ll be making an announcement about it VERY shortly!!!”

Gossip Cop is intrigued by this “word,” and hopeful that someone passes it along to Kardashian.

Because, um, she doesn’t agree with the whole “pregnant” thing.

Her representative tells Gossip Cop the “knocked up” “world exclusive” is (surprise) “not true.”

Maybe someone should explain to MediaTakeOut that facts tend to be more useful than exclamation points.

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