Rob Kardashian, of Keeping Up with the Kardashians fame, can’t stop talking about the marital woes of his family. First, the reality star dished on Bruce and Kris Jenner’s high-profile split, and now he’s talking about the likely divorce of Lamar and Khloe Kardashian.
The most recent episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians was an intimate, if troubling, episode. This was especially true for Khloe Kardashian.
And that’s pretty understandable considering everything she has been through this year. The young socialite’s husband, NBA star Lamar Odom, is the source of much of this grief.
Week after week, he appears on the cover of countless tabloids. Since the summer, it has been reported that the basketball player has had numerous extramarital affairs and suffers from a major drug addiction.
Several of his alleged mistresses stepped forward and granted interviews to the tabloids. Polina Polanski, one such woman, passed a lie-detector test, after she claimed that her and Lamar had sex multiple times while he was married to Khloe.
While Khloe didn’t address these claims directly, she did tell the E! cameras:
"A lot has been going on the past couple years just with me and Lamar and I made that choice just to keep that in my marriage. But lately it's getting bigger...sometimes things are bigger than yourself and I don't have a plan. I don't know what the next step is."
Perhaps Khloe got some comfort from her brother Rob, who offered up some advice for the starlet:
"All you can do is pray and keep trying if you want to try. If not...you have to let him figure it out. It's like you tried so many times, it's not like a week of this or a month of this.”
Of course, Khloe and Lamar’s troubled union isn’t the only marriage he’s been talking about. He recently discussed Kris and Bruce Jenner’s breakup, telling Entertainment Weekly:
”Bruce has been in my life since I was 2 years old and that will never change, and same obviously with my mom…same with my sisters, there’s no bad blood. Even between my mom and Bruce there’s no negative, bad blood--I don’t think they can be in a happier place right now.”
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