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Khloé Kardashian says there is no repairing her fractured relationship with ex-husband Lamar Odom after his recent comments about their marriage and her role during his recovery reignited old tensions.
Speaking on the latest episode of her Khloé in Wonder Land podcast alongside mother Kris Jenner, the reality star admitted she has not heard from the former NBA player since criticizing him earlier this month over remarks tied to his Netflix documentary, Untold: The Death & Life of Lamar Odom.
"No. What the hell is he gonna say?" Kardashian said when Jenner asked whether Odom had attempted to contact her privately following the backlash surrounding his interviews.
Jenner suggested she expected Odom to apologize after the public criticism, but Kardashian insisted there had been no communication and claimed he appeared to be "doubling down" instead.
The Good American co-founder referenced another interview allegedly sent to her by brother Rob Kardashian, saying Odom implied their marriage boosted his visibility in the social media world.
Kardashian admitted the remarks caught her off guard because Odom had previously appeared deeply attached to the Kardashian-Jenner family, especially during the years following his 2015 overdose.
"I don't think he would care really about me, clearly," she said, before adding that she expected him to care about how her family viewed him.
The television personality also claimed she felt manipulated after agreeing to appear in Odom's documentary, only to later hear what she described as negative comments directed at her throughout the project and subsequent press appearances.
Despite Jenner's softer stance, Kardashian made it clear she has no intention of reconnecting with her former husband.
"The bridge is burned," she said. "I have no more rope left to throw over."
Earlier this month, Kardashian accused Odom of discrediting her after years of support during some of the darkest periods of his life.
She said participating in the documentary had initially felt like a goodwill gesture, but recent interviews left her regretting the decision and feeling unfairly portrayed in the aftermath.
