Following Lamar Odom's confinement after he was found unconscious in a Nevada brothel in mid-October, Khloe Kardashian has been showing her full support to her ex-husband. However, people have been really curious about what's really up on her ongoing relationship with James Harden as she stays by Odom's side until he fully recovers.
"I think it's honest communication. Hearing his feelings as well. What he's comfortable with and what he's not," the 31-year old reality TV star said in a statement as she explained on how she maintains the kind of relationship she has with the Rockets player.
When being asked about how Harden reacts to the kind of support she's been giving to Lamar amidst his health crisis, Khloe said "James has been great. He's been really supportive. Really understanding."
Reports say that though she decided to call off their divorce while Lamar is still in his recovery period, Khloe shuts down speculations claiming that the time she has been spending with the former LA Lakers player has romantic implications.
"Nothing sexual is happening in there. It's all medical. It's a lot of sleeping and vital checking." she said. "It's out in the media that we are back together, but I wish people understood that's not in our thought process right now."
She continued, "There are too many other important things, too many medical things. It's not even in our brains thinking about us as a couple or having a relationship right now."
Speaking of relationship, it seems like Khloe Kardashian and boyfriend James Harden are not calling a time-out on their relationship, following recent reports that the lovebirds were spotted together at the Hollywood Lure's nightclub over the weekend, where they reportedly partied together for two hours and left separately.
On Monday, November 9, Khloe posted a video snippet of Harden's funny reaction while in a short interview with an on-court reporter. She wrote, "@jharden12 side eye game is strong! I love this video!"
As for Odom's current update, Khloe Kardashian recently revealed that he is doing better in his recovery process.
"Every day is better. He's off all machines. He is alive on his own, and no machines are helping him, which is great. But he still has a lot of physical and cognitive therapy to go through so it's a long road for him," she said.
