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Khloe Kardashian thinks her daughter has made her "sweeter and more gentle".

The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star has admitted she was hoping that she and her boyfriend Tristan Thompson would have a baby boy because of the bond she has with her eight-year-old nephew Mason, but she's glad "God blessed her" with her baby girl True three months ago.

Taking to Twitter, she said: "I wanted a boy so badly because Mason and I are so close. I love our bond. I felt confident in having a boy but God blessed me with my precious True, and now I wouldn't know what to do with a boy. True has made me sweeter and more gentle. God gives you what you need. My BFF 4Life (sic)".

Khloe gave birth to True two months after her half-sister Kylie Jenner delivered her daughter Stormi and seven months after her sister Kim Kardashian West welcomed her third child Chicago, who was born via surrogate, with her husband Kanye West.

Bruno Mars is reportedly struggling to find a replacement support act for his tour.

The 32-year-old singer had lined up Cardi B to open his '24K Magic' tour in September, but she announced that she was pulling out of the gigs in order to look after her daughter Kulture - whom she gave birth to two weeks ago and finding someone to take her place is proving a challenge.

A source told TMZ.com: "He's without an opener and, so far, there has been no replacement made for Cardi. We're told Bruno's people were burning up the phones Friday ... starting conversations with reps from a number of musicians, but nothing is close to being locked down. Cardi's decision to back out of the tour has created some issues ... dancers were hired, costumes made and stage backdrops built."

The 25-year-old rapper said that she had decided to cancel her slot on the tour because she had "underestimated this whole mommy thing" and she didn't feel six weeks was enough time to get back into shape and ready to perform on stage every night.

The 49-year-old actor has revealed he's teaming up with self-help author Mark Manson - who wrote The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F**k - to pen a memoir-come-inspiration paperback filled with "stuff" he's gathered over time for the world to read.

Taking to his Instagram account, he said in a video: "I'm writing a book! I got years and years of stuff I want to say, and I'm finally going to write a book for y'all."

The former Fresh Prince of Bel-Air star then joked that he and Manson have a meeting with five publishers coming up and they're "sure" they'll go with the "highest bidder."

He quipped: "We're gonna pick one. And if I had to take a guess, I feel very confident that we're gonna go with the highest bidder ... I'm just saying."

According to the New York Post newspaper, the book is yet to be written.