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While some entertainment websites gave their thumbs up to Khloe Kardashian for not leaving the side of estranged husband Lamar Odom after he was confined in the hospital for drug overdose, others think she is just faking it for TV ratings.
Her announcement of using Lamar's medical crisis for her reality show "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" appear to confirm the latter. It was further confirmed with E! New's report that Khloe is still in a relationship with Houston player James Harden and they never broke up while at the same time she called off her divorce from Lamar.
A source of the entertainment website explains, "Khloe and James never broke up. He's been so understanding and he knows that Khloe's love for Lamar is deeper than what most people can understand." It adds that Khloe had said she would not get back together and there is no romantic relationship with Lamar despite being married officially.
Another source of E! News says Khloe is committed to helping Lamar with his recovery.
She insisted before that Dennis Hof, owner of Love Ranch where Lamar was found unconscious after overdoing from 10 tablets of herbal Viagra and cocaine, stop granting interviews about the incident because she would use it in her TV show. Yet, she came with a camera crew to the Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center while the former Lakers player was still in a medically induced coma. Are these acitions indicators that she intends to benefit the most from Lamar's medical crisis for her TV show?
Speculation is that by not divorcing, she would remain at the center of Lamar's life, including the slow process of recovery, which would assure her of sufficient footage and stories to use in her show. A People cover and interview that went viral confirmed the public suspicion she was apparently capitalizing on his misery for her benefit.
However, in her defense, Khloe says the People interview was done before Lamar's medical crisis. She did it to promote the book Khloe wrote months before Lamar's overdose.
She snapped back at people who thinks she is capitalizing on Lamar's misery, saying, "Shame on you all for thinking the worst of me. It's been a tough few weeks. I don't need your [expletive] up energy! ... Know the facts before you throw stones," quotes LA Times.
