Kris Jenner, the matriarch of the Kardashian-Jenner family, has revealed a significant and emotional medical diagnosis. During a recent episode of the Hulu series "The Kardashians," Jenner shared with her family and viewers that she must undergo a hysterectomy after a "growing" tumor was discovered. This surgical procedure involves the removal of the uterus and cervix, which means she will no longer be able to conceive.

"I'm going to remove something that gave me six of the best parts of my whole life," Jenner expressed, referring to her six children. Her emotional revelation underscores the profound impact this decision has on her, not just physically but emotionally as well.

Jenner, 68, reflected on her pregnancies with great fondness. "I loved being pregnant. Love, love, loved being pregnant," she said in a confessional segment. "And I do mourn not ever being able to be pregnant again. It was just this delicious time in my life where I felt like everything came to a halt. Life was beautiful. It was the best time of my life. The best years."

The decision to undergo a hysterectomy was strongly recommended by her doctors. Jenner explained that the procedure is essential for her health and quality of life, as it will "not give anything a chance to grow anywhere." This preemptive measure aims to eliminate the risk posed by the tumor.

Her daughters, Kim and Khloé Kardashian, decided to support their mother through this challenging time by throwing her a unique and heartfelt party. Kim, 43, explained that the celebration was meant to "celebrate the amazing work those ovaries have done." The party included a cake with the playful inscription, "it's not ovary yet!"

Jenner's announcement and the subsequent support from her family highlight the close-knit bond shared among the Kardashian-Jenner clan. The celebration, while light-hearted, was a poignant reminder of the family's resilience and ability to find moments of joy even in difficult times.

During the episode, Jenner also reflected on her long journey of motherhood and family planning. "I'm very emotional about it, because when you're young, you start talking about wanting a family. It was all we talked about literally for 40, 50 years. So, here we are now talking about it again, and it's the other side of the process," she said.

The decision to undergo a hysterectomy is a significant one, especially given Jenner's deep connection to her role as a mother. The procedure marks the end of a chapter in her life that she has cherished dearly. However, it also represents a necessary step to ensure her ongoing health and well-being.

Jenner's revelation has resonated with many viewers and fans, highlighting the importance of health and preventive care. Her candid discussion about the emotional and physical aspects of the procedure provides valuable insight and raises awareness about the conditions that can necessitate such surgeries.