Khloé Kardashian has made it clear that there is no hope for reconciliation with her ex-husband Lamar Odom. In the latest episode of her podcast Khloe in Wonder Land, the reality star told her mother, Kris Jenner, that the bridge is "burned" and she has "no more rope left to throw over."
Khloé, 41, emphasized that this stance should extend to her family as well, particularly Kris, whom she worried might reach out to Lamar out of habit. "We're not talking to him anymore," she said. "'Cause sometimes I know how you can get." Kris, 70, assured her daughter that she has not contacted Lamar and would not do so without Khloé's consent.
The tension stems from Lamar's comments in the Netflix documentary Untold: The Death & Life of Lamar Odom, where he admitted he married Khloé for fame. During press appearances following the doc's release, he also suggested that Khloé exaggerated her role in saving his life after his near-fatal overdose in 2015. Khloé, who had filed for divorce in 2013 but put proceedings on hold during his recovery, was deeply hurt.
According to Khloé, Lamar gave another interview after she slammed him on her podcast, in which he allegedly doubled down on marrying her for clout. "I don't think he would care really about me, clearly," she said, adding that her brother Rob Kardashian had sent her the interview.
While Lamar has not reached out to Khloé, a source close to the former NBA player told E! News that his press appearances were part of his documentary agreement. The source added that Lamar has consistently acknowledged Khloé's support during his hardest times.
Despite the fallout, Khloé remains firm. "It's not happening. There is no situation," she reiterated.