Lamar Odom Claims Khloé Kardashian Beat Up Stripper in Hotel Fight

Say what? Lamar Odom claims his ex-wife, Khloé Kardashian, once beat up his stripper mistress back in 2012. The former NBA star shared the jaw-dropping details about the alleged altercation in his explosive new memoir, Darkness To Light, which hits shelves on May 28.

Lamar, 39, claimed the incident took place in the room he booked at the luxe Hotel Roosevelt. At the time, he was doing cocaine as well as marijuana and was surrounded by several women. According to transcripts obtained by Radar, Lamar wrote how there were “naked girls everywhere” when Khloé, her mom Kris Jenner and their security guards “bulldozed” into the room. The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star was given a key by hotel staff, since they were still married.

In the memoir, it’s addressed how Khloé allegedly lunged toward the first stripper she saw. “Khloe’s beating the s–t out of one of the girls who tried to protest. She’s dropping vicious blows all over the top of this girl’s head,” Lamar wrote. Kris was “screaming” while security guards tried to intervene and stop the fight going on between Khloé and Lamar’s mistress. The Good American founder allegedly told Lamar to pack his belongings while security removed “all traces of drugs” from the room.

It’s been a few years since Khloé and Lamar split. The reality star first filed for divorce from the Los Angeles Lakers baller in 2013, but called it off when he nearly died after overdosing at the Nevada based brothel, Love Ranch. She later filed for divorce again and it was finalized in 2016.

“I have been obsessed with sex for as long as I can remember. I am a sex addict — I’ve had sex with more than 2,000 women,” Lamar wrote in his new book. “There were too many strippers to count. It wasn’t a big deal, but often I would pay them. I never thought less of them.” Despite their tough times, Lamar said how thankful he is for all Khloé has done for him. The former NBA star also admitted he is “still an addict,” but he’s working hard to become the best version of himself.