Khloe Kardashian Slams Fertility Doctor Rumors – Update

Khloe Kardashian is reportedly in the process of interviewing fertility doctors in Dallas, Texas which may explain the smile on her face as she cheered on her husband Lamar Odom’s first game against his former team the Los Angeles Lakers in LA last night.

Just last week the Dallas Mavericks star was seen with a Khloe look-alike stripper behaving as a bachelor in a notorious strip club in Washington.

Reportedly Odom spent hundreds on different strippers where he was seen sprawled about in a dimly lit corner.

“He made sure the girls were well taken care of. He was throwing money at the women.”

Last night at the Staples center Khloe appeared unfazed as she was greeting friends with a friendly wave with beer in hand all while sporting a royal blue, uber coveted Hermes Birkin bag.

It’s safe to conclude that Khloe and Lamar have put the infidelity rumors aside within their home and have moved forward with their plans to start a family.

A source reportedly told Radar Online,

“Khloe has been meeting with fertility doctors in Dallas, and Lamar has been going with her to several appointments. It makes sense for her to have a fertility doctor in Dallas, as well as Los Angeles. Khloe very much wants to have a baby with Lamar, and their inability to get pregnant has had its rough moments, but this has only made their relationship stronger.”

However, she took to twitter to rebuff that rumor, ‘Because there seems to be much speculation, here is my statement… I am not at this time in my life considering any type of fertility treatments. If and when I do, I will shout it from the rooftops but for now its in Gods hands.’

With the Kardashian brand falling apart and Khloe’s personal paternity battle – is seems like a questionable time to try for a child.

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