Pic: Blac Chyna releases first images of her child

The next Kardashian hasn't even come into the world and we're already seeing pictures of it. We're all for a bit of Kardashian content now and then. Even just to see what they're up for for the sheer hilarity of its ridiculousness. But pictures of Blac Chyna's unborn child takes the biscuit. The child isn't even born yet and people all around the world get to see him/her. Blac Chyna uploaded the picture of the baby scan to Instagram and added the caption: "For a long time I felt like King was going to be an only child. That he was my greatest blessing and we were gonna live happily ever after together Just the 2 of us, I was no longer looking for love because I thought I had all that I needed. We needed. But look at God ! Here I am Engaged to be married to one of the greatest men I know who loves King & I unconditionally AND having another bundle of joy! I just want to say Never give up & ALWAYS have faith because fairy tales DO come True."

For a long time I felt like King was going to be an only child. That he was my greatest blessing and we were gonna live happily ever after together Just the 2 of us, I was no longer looking for love because I thought I had all that I needed. We needed. But look at God ! Here I am Engaged to be married to one of the greatest men I know who loves King & I unconditionally AND having another bundle of joy! I just want to say Never give up & ALWAYS have faith because fairytales DO come True #LookAtOurLittleNugget #KingsGoingToBeABigBrother

A photo posted by Blac Chyna (@blacchyna) on May 23, 2016 at 6:28pm PDT

Did it ever occur that the baby might not want its pictures on the internet? In years to come when they're old enough to understand the internet they might not appreciate having their whole life documented for all to see. Interestingly enough in France children could be able to sue their parents later in life for breaching their privacy online. According to The Telegraph, France has stringent privacy laws, which could see parents facing penalties of prison time or a hefty fine of €45,000 if they are found guilty of publicising content about others, including their children, without their consent.