Overview
- Odom, who spoke on NBC's Today on Monday, said he will always have love for Khloé Kardashian but is not in love with her and called their 2025 on‑camera reunion awkward and not good for him.
- He disputed Kardashian's statement in the Netflix film that his father urged doctors to turn off life support, saying he cannot believe Joe Odom would have said that.
- He described his 2015 overdose as a medical miracle after kidney failure, 12 strokes and six heart attacks, crediting God for his survival while acknowledging Khloé took care of him during months in the hospital.
- Untold: The Death & Life of Lamar Odom, now streaming on Netflix, retraces his NBA career and addiction battle and includes Khloé’s account of what she called monstrous drug use, including freebasing painkillers and disappearing for days.
- In the documentary, Odom says he was drawn to the Kardashian A‑list lifestyle and pushed for their reality series Khloé & Lamar, a look back that renews public attention on their private trauma and his recovery.