Kim Kardashian throws baby shower for pregnant Chrissy Tiegen

Kim Kardashian threw her gal pal Chrissy Tiegen a baby shower over the weekend complete with burgers, milkshakes and lots of cake that the 32-year-old pregnant model couldn't get enough of.

The two took to Instagram to share the celebrations with their fans, with the 37-year-old reality star panning around the room to reveal multiple cakes all tagged with a play on Tiegen's hubby's last name "Legend."

Tiegen who is expecting her second child with John Legend, was shown on Kardashian's Instagram Story riding an antique "sheep" and devouring a whole cake to herself.

Sitting on a kitchen bench, the stunning model cracked up laughing when she realised she'd been caught red-handed plowing into some cake by the makeup mogul.

Kardashian's mum Kris Jenner also stopped by to celebrate with the expecting parents, and guests were treated to a piano performance by 39-year-old Legend.

Legend and Tiegen had their first child Luna in April 2016 and the couple are now gearing up to welcome a son to the family.

Putting their differences aside to bond over some celebratory cake, it appeared that Kanye West and Legend had settled their beef posing for a photo together, smiling.

The two had clashed earlier in the week over the 40-year-old rapper's support of Donald Trump who he had called his "brother" and said that they both have "dragon energy."

After a string of controversial tweets in support of the US president, Legend reached out to the 'Stronger' hitmaker asking him to reconsider his actions.

The feud escalated when West screen shotted their text messages and posted them on his Twitter feed.

"Hey it's JL. I hope you'll reconsider aligning yourself with Trump. You're way too powerful and influential to endorse who he is and what he stands for. As you know, what you say really means something to your fans. They are loyal to you and respect your opinion," wrote the 'Love Me Now' singer.

He continued, "So many people who love you feel betrayed right now because they know the harm that Trump's policies cause, especially to people of colour. Don't let his be part of your legacy. You're the greatest artist of our generation."

Not impressed with the singer-songwriter's efforts, West fired back, "I love you John and I appreciate your thoughts. You bringing up my fans or my legacy is a tactic based on fear used to manipulate my free thought."

Upon realising that West was publishing his texts online, Legend jokingly gave himself some shameless self-promo.

"And since you're posting texts, let me add that I have a new single out, haha."