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Kim Kardashian "would have a million" kids if she could, but the reality star said her first pregnancy with 7-month-old North West was pretty rough.

"I wouldn't really wish that upon anyone. Anyone," she said in an interview airing today on " The Ellen DeGeneres Show." "It's all worth it in the end, so I would definitely suffer through that. But pregnancy was not a good experience for me. At all."

She even joked after DeGeneres mentioned women who say pregnancy is a beautiful thing. "They are lying, they are lying to you," Kardashian said. "I had a few medical issues, so it was really tough and I gained a lot of weight … it was just really hard mentally on me."

Kardashian, 33, even had pre-eclampsia, a condition in which women develop high blood pressure.

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But even with the hardship of her first pregnancy, the "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star still wants more children.

"I always wanted about six. After having her, I would have a million," she said.

Kardashian also took the time with DeGeneres to gush about how wonderful fiancé Kanye West is with North.

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"I send him a picture and video every day," she said of West. "And he's like, 'She grew up so much,' and I'm like, 'Babe, it's been one day. You haven't seen her in a day. Not a lot has changed.' But he really is a hands-on dad."

But there's one thing the rapper and aspiring fashion mogul won't do, Kardashian said.

"He's not a diaper kind of guy," she said, "and that's OK."