KIM KARDASHIAN SHOWS OFF HER CURVES IN A SKINTIGHT DRESS AS SHE HEADS TO DINNER AFTER CONFIRMING HER SURROGATE PREGNANCY

She confirmed she's expecting a third child via surrogate last week in a Keeping Up With A Kardashians preview.
And days later, Kim Kardashian stepped out in a skintight nude dress for dinner at Toscana restaurant in Brentwood, California .The 36-year-old star flaunted her incredible curves in the neutral dress, which featured a sheer panel on the skirt.
Kim's form-fitting frock showed a hint of cleavage as well as her decolletage and pert derriere.
The mother of two paired the sultry look with lace gold heels for the Monday night outing.
Kim finished off her classic ensemble with cream polish on her finger nails; she chose to rock minimal jewelry - a delicate necklace and her wedding ring.
The KKW Beauty founder styled her platinum blonde locks loose with a slight wave, opting for a center part.The blonde bombshell sported contoured cheeks with a pop of highlighter, adding pink lips and brown shadow on her lids.

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Before heading back to her car, Kim took a moment to adjust her sexy heels, which featured lacing all the way up to her knees.
Kim posted a clip of season 14 of Keeping Up With The Kardashians on her Instagram Thursday; the video featured a confirmation that she's expecting baby number three via surrogate.At the very end of the video, Kim is shown FaceTiming with sister Khloe as she queries: 'What happens every time I say "guess what?"'
Khloe, 33, replies: 'You're either pregnant or a person is pregnant.'
Then Kim happily reveals: 'We're having a baby!'
Kim and Kanye, 40, are expecting their third child - a girl - in January, TMZ writes.
They are parents to two children: North, four, and Saint, who turns two in December.
They chose surrogacy for their third child because it would have been a life threatening pregnancy for Kim.
Kim suffered from Placenta Accreta during both pregnancies, which is when the blood vessels and other aspects of a placenta grow too deeply into the uterine wall, according to the Mayo Clinic .
The serious condition means that after birth the placenta is still attached - which could cause severe blood loss following delivery.