Khloe Kardashian shares how she knew Tristan Thompson was ‘the one’ and it’s quite sweet

"I have never felt so safe with someone."

Khloe Kardashian has opened up about how she knew her boyfriend Tristan Thompson was "the one".

The reality TV star and the NBA player, who have been together for around 18 months,  are expecting their first child together in a matter of weeks. And now the 33-year-old revealed why they chose to take their relationship slowly, after making sure the pair of them wanted the same things. https://www.instagram.com/p/BdapZN7lUeP/?taken-by=khloekardashian In a post on her website Khloewithak.com, she said:

"I knew Tristan was the one very quickly—I have never felt so comfortable or so safe with someone.

"Because of that, I took it very slowly and was cautious about how I went about "us." I made sure we had very in-depth conversations. I wanted to make sure that those conversations were backed up by actions."

The mum-to-be added that she wasn't afraid to talk about some of the tougher subjects with the beau, including religion and the idea of children. https://www.instagram.com/p/BddgFD1FL1b/?taken-by=khloekardashian She continued:

'Tristan was so forthcoming with his life, as I was with mine. It was really reassuring to feel that someone had the same belief systems as I did. We shared the same principles and morals. "We spoke about religion, children and our families. I think all of those things are important to truly know the ins and outs of someone."

https://www.instagram.com/p/BbmcUETFjr4/?taken-by=khloekardashian Khloe added that while she thinks it's easy to fall in love during the honeymoon phase, there's a lot more that needs to be considered. She continued:

"It's really easy to fall in love with someone during a honeymoon phase when you haven't yet discussed the logistics of life. "But you have to talk about the real things if you want a real/long-lasting relationship."

She finished off the post by saying that she feels there needs to be "chemistry and energy" between two people to build a foundation "for when the honeymoon phase is over".