NBA Star Lamar Odom’s Own Father Wanted to End His Life?: Khloe Kardashian Exposes Major Details

The drama surrounding Lamar Odom and the Kardashians continues to unfold, with Khloe Kardashian recently revealing a shocking detail about the former NBA star's 2015 overdose. On the latest episode of The Kardashians, Khloe dropped a bombshell, claiming Lamar's own father, Joe Odom, wanted to end his son's life while he was in a coma.
In a shocking revelation on The Kardashians, Khloe Kardashian detailed the harrowing aftermath of Lamar Odom's 2015 overdose, painting a picture of desperation, family discord, and ultimately, her own heartbreak. The reality star recounted the agonizing days in the hospital, where she stood as a beacon of support against a tide of despair. "I was there when your father said, 'Pull the plug' so he can be on your life insurance," she emotionally revealed to Lamar, highlighting the deep fractures within their family.
This wasn't just a medical crisis; it was a family crisis. Khloe emphasized the unwavering support of her family, with Kim Kardashian and Kris Kardashian by her side as she endured the agonizing wait. "I didn't leave you for four months," she declared, "I got a staph infection because I lived in a hospital."
The emotional toll on Khloe was immense. Witnessing Lamar's near-death experience, enduring his six heart attacks and 12 strokes, and grappling with the constant fear of relapse took a heavy toll.
The episode culminated in a heartbreaking confession: Khloe's decision to finally end the relationship. "I had to protect my peace," she explained, recounting a devastating relapse a year after the overdose. "I punched him in the face. I shattered everything in the house."
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Khloe's story is a reminder of the complexities of addiction, the profound impact on families, and the often-unseen sacrifices made in the name of love. While the Kardashians are known for their extravagant lifestyle, this episode offered a raw and vulnerable glimpse into the human cost of fame and the enduring struggle for healing and redemption.