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Khloé Kardashian says she has no interest in repairing her relationship with former husband Lamar Odom after taking issue with how he discussed their marriage in his Netflix documentary.
During the November 12 episode of The Kardashians, Kardashian opened up about her reaction to Untold: The Death & Life of Lamar Odom, which explored the former NBA player's life, including his relationship with the reality star and his near-fatal overdose in 2015.
Scott Disick raised the subject during a conversation with Kardashian, asking whether she had heard what Odom said in the documentary. Her close friend Malika Haqq also weighed in, saying, "I wanted to get his ass."
Kardashian, who agreed to appear in the documentary after Odom asked her to participate, said she was disappointed by several of his comments. She felt particularly hurt by his suggestion that he had not truly been in love with her and that marrying her had helped him gain popularity.
"I did watch the Lamar documentary. I'm not too thrilled about it," she said in a confessional.
She explained that she had given her time to the project without receiving payment because she wanted to do something kind for her former husband. However, she felt his remarks undermined her decision to take part.
"Even if that is your truth, why don't you say it without me being on the other side of these interviews? I just thought that was really, really lame," she said.
Kardashian also addressed Odom's failure to acknowledge the role she played in helping him after his 2015 overdose. At the time, she put their divorce proceedings on hold so she could remain involved in his care and make decisions about his recovery.
Responding to Disick's reminder that she had once helped nurse Odom back to health, she made it clear that she was not looking for public recognition. "I don't need you to thank me, just don't talk about me," she said. "Don't discredit me."
Her feelings about the documentary have since turned into a firm decision to cut ties with Odom.
"The bridge is burned and there's no more rope left to throw over. So he is dead to me," she said, adding that the experience had reinforced her reluctance to get involved with people she felt had treated her unfairly.
