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In a revealing interview on the April 16 episode of the Call Her Daddy podcast, Khloé Kardashian opened up about her personal and professional life, offering fans a candid glimpse into her experiences.
Khloé confirmed that all members of the Kardashian-Jenner family receive equal pay for their Hulu reality series, The Kardashians. This includes herself, her mother Kris Jenner, and sisters Kourtney, Kim, Kendall, and Kylie, all of whom serve as executive producers on the show. She emphasized that any edits made are typically for vanity reasons, such as removing repetitive words, rather than altering storylines. Khloé noted that Kourtney often requests edits to reduce her use of the word "like," although she joked that even with edits, Kourtney "still says 'like' 500 times."
Discussing personal challenges, Khloé recounted discovering her ex-husband Lamar Odom's infidelity in a Los Angeles motel, describing her reaction as "going ballistic," which resulted in bloody knuckles. She also revealed that her sister Kim and mother Kris were aware of Odom's and ex-boyfriend Tristan Thompson's cheating before she was, expressing a preference for learning such news from family rather than outsiders.
Khloé shared her struggles with trust in medical professionals after experiencing breaches of privacy. She claimed that during couples therapy with Odom, their therapist leaked sensitive health information to the press, leading her to avoid therapy for a decade. Additionally, she alleged that her IVF records were leaked by a healthcare worker. These incidents caused her to rely on fitness as an emotional outlet until she recently resumed therapy, now seeing the same therapist as her sister Kim.
“The couples therapist I had with Lamar went to the press. That’s crazy. And then someone at the fertility clinic leaked my IVF info. It took me years to go back to therapy because of that.”
On Kim and Kris knowing about her exes’ cheating before she did, she said, "I want to find out through my family — I don’t want to find out with the rest of the world. I know people think they’re helping me by keeping it from me, but I’d rather be hurt by the truth than protected by a lie.”
