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Khloé Kardashian reveals on The Cut that Tristan Thompson signed over some of his frozen embryos to her after he had a vasectomy, effectively giving her ownership of his sperm; Thompson says he's done having kids unless they're from Kardashian's embryos, while Kardashian notes she’s preserving sperm for a future possibility, and the couple share two children, True and Tatum.
On her Khloé in Wonder Land podcast, Khloé Kardashian says she persuaded ex Tristan Thompson to get a vasectomy; she also reveals she signed over the rights to their embryos and kept a contingency plan to preserve sperm for a future partner, noting any future kids would have to come from her embryos, while they remain seamless co-parents.
Tristan Thompson revealed on Khloé Kardashian’s Khloé in Wonder Land podcast that he had a vasectomy after Khloé gave him an ultimatum about expanding their family. The discussion touches on future kids, with Tristan joking that any additional children would have to come from Khloé’s embryos, and Khloé confirming she kept some of his sperm for a potential future scenario. Thompson is already father to four children (a 9-year-old son with Jordan Craig, an 8-year-old daughter and a 3-year-old son with Khloé, and a 4-year-old with Maralee Nichols), and he says he doesn’t want more kids unless it’s via Khloé’s embryos.
On Khloé Kardashian’s podcast, Kris Jenner says she loves her deep-plane facelift and adores her surgeon, pushing back on tabloid claims that she’s unhappy and considering a revision; she called RadarOnline’s rumors a lie and praised Dr. Steven Levine as “a genius” and “one of the most talented” doctors she’s met, noting that reports of a $300K price were exaggerated.
Hulu has ordered The Girls, a new reality series from Khloé Kardashian following her real-life inner circle as they juggle babies, businesses and unfiltered group chats; it’s executive produced by Kardashian and Bunim/Murray and is slated to premiere later this year as part of Hulu’s Get Real event.
Khloé Kardashian says on her podcast that she participated in Lamar Odom’s Netflix documentary Untold: The Death and Life of Lamar Odom only as a favor after Netflix said they couldn’t finish without her, and she now regrets it. Odom has pushed back on some of her claims, including that his father wanted her taken off life support and Kardashian’s role in his recovery, and he has discussed their reunion in interviews. Kardashian says she feels “played” by Odom and his team for questions during filming and by his current press cycle, while vowing she won’t do more Lamar-related projects.
In promoting his new documentary The Death and Life of Lamar Odom, Lamar Odom questions Khloé Kardashian’s account of his father’s actions during his hospital stay, saying he can’t picture his dad behaving that way, which online fans interpret as doubting Kardashian and defending her, sparking widespread backlash.
Netflix's Untold: The Death & Life of Lamar Odom reveals Khloé Kardashian’s account of his drug use and near-fatal 2015 overdose, the couple’s tumultuous relationship and media circus around his hospital stay, and the turning point sparked by a Kobe Bryant dream that spurred his path to recovery and renewed purpose.
Netflix’s Untold: The Death & Life of Lamar Odom revisits the 2015 Nevada brothel episode and Odom’s long battle with addiction, portraying a life defined as much by trauma and fame as by resilience. The documentary—and Kardashian’s candid participation—casts a raw, unsentimental light on his past, rejects a tidy hero narrative, and shows a man who survived against the odds while still seeking meaning, grappling with past mistakes and striving to rebuild with his children and ongoing rehab.
Kylie Jenner wowed at Oscars 2026 in a red, curve-hugging Schiaparelli gown; her mom Kris Jenner and sister Khloe Kardashian reacted with admiration on social media, while Kylie attended the ceremony with Timothée Chalamet inside the Dolby Theatre, embracing a Jessica Rabbit-inspired vibe.
Khloe Kardashian shares how she paused her life to care for Lamar Odom after his 2015 overdose, detailing childhood trauma, his struggles with drug and sex addiction, infidelity during the marriage, and a violent confrontation at a Nevada brothel following his relapse.
Netflix’s Untold: The Death & Life of Lamar Odom revisits the former Lakers star’s 2019 near-fatal overdose outside the Love Ranch, with Odom, Khloé Kardashian, and the brothel manager recounting the night; the four-episode docuseries includes candid remarks about his drug use and Kardashian’s efforts to shield him and debuts March 31.
Kim Kardashian and sisters Khloé and Kylie Jenner post a playful clip attempting the Titanic Challenge, stumbling through the position as fans cheer. A voice in the background—believed by fans to be Lewis Hamilton—adds to the humor, amid ongoing dating rumors between Kim and the F1 driver and their recent Super Bowl weekend sightings.
Khloé Kardashian recalls advising Lamar Odom after his overdose to stay away from brothels, telling him to take care of private matters in the privacy of his hotel room. She also notes his long battle with sex and drug addiction, his near-fatal 2015 overdose, and his subsequent sobriety journey including running eight drug-treatment centers in Los Angeles.
Kourtney Kardashian revealed on Instagram Stories that she is three years sober, celebrating the milestone during Khloe Kardashian’s Khloud popcorn launch and toasting with a gin-free mocktail; the piece also references her sister’s post and her family's ongoing sobriety journeys, including Scott Disick.