Khloe Kardashian has delivered a blunt verdict on her ex-husband Lamar Odom. In a confessional on Thursday’s episode of The Kardashians, the reality star said she watched Odom’s Netflix documentary and is “not too thrilled about it” — and that their bridge is now burned.
“There’s no more rope left to throw over. So he is dead to me,” Kardashian, 42, said on the episode. Her comments came after Odom, 47, said in the documentary that he married her largely because of her lifestyle and connections, and to become “more popular in pop culture”.
“So weird” — Khloe’s response to the claims
Kardashian called Odom’s remarks “so weird” and “lame”, and took issue with the way he downplayed how much she helped him after his near-fatal overdose in 2015. She participated in the documentary herself after Odom asked her to — a decision she now appears to regret.
The documentary, Untold: The Death & Life of Lamar Odom, was released on Netflix in March. In it, the former Los Angeles Lakers star claimed he only married Kardashian because of her lifestyle and connections — a version of events that Kardashian clearly does not accept.
A marriage that ended a decade ago
Kardashian and Odom married in 2009, just weeks after meeting at a party. She filed for divorce in 2013, but halted the split after his 2015 overdose. She refiled in May 2016, and the divorce was finalised that December.
Page Six said it had reached out to Odom for comment but had not immediately heard back. For Kardashian, though, the message on Thursday’s episode was final: whatever goodwill remained after a decade of distance, the documentary has ended it.
It is the latest celebrity story to dominate the week — alongside the Taylor Swift Knicks fan drama and the shock elimination on Dancing with the Stars — and a reminder that for the Kardashians, the most personal stories are still the ones that travel furthest.
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