Kourtney Kardashian opted for a comfortable look as she stepped out in Los Angeles on Monday.
The reality TV star, 44, looked cozy in a black zip-up hoodie and a pair of matching oversized sweatpants as she was pictured leaving a studio. 
The mom-of-four — who recently revealed the one thing she didn’t like about Australia — teamed her outfit with black sneakers and wore her raven tresses in a bun.
She accentuated her features with a touch of makeup, but did not accessorize with any jewelry.
It comes after Kourtney shared a throwback behind the scenes clip from a pH๏τoshoot when she was pregnant, while promoting her Lemme vitamins. The star bared her baby bump in a white top and jeans.
‘Daydreaming about when I was growing my precious angel and thinking about how important what I put in my body was at that time,’ she wrote in the caption. ‘But also I don’t think in the past I thought enough about what I put in my body afterwards,’ she added.
‘Breastfeeding requires lots of energy from my body and I want to make sure I’m getting the right source of essential nutrients for the growth and development of my baby boy (food play such a big role too of course!)!’ she added.
Last week Kourtney revealed what she didn’t like about Australia, as she reflected on her recent epic family holiday with husband Travis Barker, 48.
The media personality recently jetted Down Under with her Travis and her kids to support him during his band blink-182’s tour. The family spent two weeks soaking up the sun and sightseeing on their very lavish trip, but Kourtney has revealed the one thing she didn’t enjoy about the getaway.
She took to Instagram on Friday to share a gallery of snaps from their holiday but admitted she wasn’t best pleased about the mᴀssive spiders.
‘Thank you Australia for the beautiful memories (minus the spiders),’ she captioned her post.
‘Feeling so grateful for every single second of time with my babies. Rare to get 2 full weeks of 24/7 time as they get older!’
During the trip, Kourtney made no secret of her uncertainty around the creepy crawlies as she took to social media to share snaps of the spiders she found in her luxury Airbnb.
She posted one pH๏τograph of the huge huntsman spider she managed to capture in her palatial $10,000-a-night five-bedroom Sydney accommodation.