By M.P. Pressley — Allegedly Media
Khloé Kardashian and Lamar Odom are officially done — for good this time, Media Crew. On the Thursday, Nov. 12 episode of Hulu’s “The Kardashians,” Khloé finally watched Lamar’s Netflix documentary, “Untold: The Death & Life of Lamar Odom,” and she did not hold back about what she heard. Her verdict? “The bridge is burned, and there’s no more rope left to throw over. So he is dead to me.”
That is a final answer if we have ever heard one.
She did him a favor — and this is how it came back
Here is why Khloé is so hurt. She agreed to sit down for Lamar’s documentary as a favor, after he asked her to take part. She was not paid for it, and she says she did it simply because she was trying to be nice. Then she watched the finished film and heard her ex-husband say he was not really in love with her, and that he married her so he could be more popular in pop culture and live the Kardashian lifestyle.
“I did watch the Lamar documentary. I’m not too thrilled about it,” she said in a confessional. “There’s so many things that I just found really distasteful.” She called the comments “really, really lame,” adding: “Even if that is your truth, why don’t you say it without me being on the other side of these interviews?”
In the documentary, which was released on Netflix in March, Lamar, 47, speaks openly about being drawn to the family’s way of life. His daughter Destiny has said her dad did love Khloé, but had also wanted to be on reality TV for a long time.
Don’t discredit the woman who stood by you
Media Crew, remember the history here. Khloé and Lamar, a two-time NBA champion with the Los Angeles Lakers, married in 2009 just weeks after they met. Khloé first filed for divorce in 2013 — then put the split on hold after Lamar’s near-fatal overdose in 2015, when he was found unresponsive in Nevada and spent months recovering in the hospital after suffering strokes and heart attacks. Khloé stayed by his side, and she has said she even lived in the hospital for months, rented him a home after his discharge, and arranged a caregiver and chef.
In the documentary, Lamar downplayed how much she helped him during that recovery — and that may have cut the deepest of all. “I don’t need you to thank me,” Khloé said. “Just don’t talk about me. Don’t discredit me.”
She closed the door with one more line for the books: “Play with yourself, don’t play with me.” Page Six reports it reached out to Lamar for comment and did not immediately hear back. The divorce was finalized back in 2016, but this episode feels like the real ending.
So, Media Crew, we have to ask: was Khloé right to cut Lamar off for good after everything she did for him — or should she have let it go? Drop your take in the comments, and keep it locked to Allegedly Media for more entertainment news.
Also on Allegedly Media: read this story on our entertainment site — https://www.allegedlymedia2.com/post/khloé-kardashian-says-lamar-odom-is-dead-to-me-after-his-distasteful-documentary-comments
Sources: USA Today (Nov. 12, 2026), Page Six (Nov. 12, 2026), Just Jared (Nov. 12, 2026). Photos: Khloé Kardashian on “The Kardashians” (credit: Hulu, via ABC); Khloé Kardashian and Lamar Odom at the 2011 Teen Choice Awards (via Cheat Sheet).
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