29 December 2014
Newsdesk
Khloé Kardashian is reportedly desperately trying to arrange a sit-down meeting with Lamar Odom.
The former couple split in 2013 after four years of marriage, following months of speculation that Lamar had been unfaithful and abused drugs.
Khloé filed for divorce in December 2013, but that hasn’t moved forward at all. It’s because she has been unable to arrange a meeting with her basketball star ex to discuss their split, with Lamar apparently not answering calls from the reality TV star or her legal team.
Added to this, Lamar has rarely been seen out in public over the last 12 months, which has made it hard for Khloé to find out where he is living.
He’s previously insisted he and Khloé might be able to work through their problems, and in February he said that no matter what happens between them, he will always view her as his wife.
According to TMZ, Khloé has now completely moved on and is ready to do whatever it takes to finalise the divorce. This could mean filing for a “default judgement” if he continues to drag his heels in relation to a meeting.
After their breakup Khloé began dating rapper French Montana, although they are no longer together. In the latest episode of her TV show Kourtney & Khloé Take the Hamptons, the star admitted she got into romance far too quickly.
“He could be the best person in the world, it's nothing against French, I just think I don't want a boyfriend,” she said.
“I jumped into something because I was lonely and destructive but now I just want to be alone… I do have to grieve, I am still married.”
She also spoke about having “highs and lows” in the relationship and revealed French called her “5,000 times a day” to talk about nothing in particular, which she found irritating.
An interview the star gave to British magazine Cosmopolitan has also been released, in which she discusses getting back into the dating game following her marriage breakdown.
"By the time I hit that age I thought I would have kids and still be married," she said of her 30th birthday in June. "But because that's not the way it went, you can't sit in a ball and cry. I had a husband, so I think there's an adjustment period, which I don't want to rush. Dating is so weird.
“I don't crave sex. I talked about it more openly when I was married because it's more comfortable. I crave companionship - I just want to cuddle. I got married at 25 - I was young, but I loved it. I do like it when you save certain things for your marriage. I don't think you should treat every guy you're dating like your husband. It doesn't make it special.”
