Khloe Kardashian: Lamar Odom Resents Kourtney’s Second Pregnancy

As Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom gear up for season 2 of their reality show, Khloe & Lamar, Lamar admits being jealous of Kourtney Kardashain’s pregnancy.

Fans were shown a preview of Khloe &Lamar at the end of Kourtney & Kim Take New York finale where Mrs. Odom candidly asked her husband if he was envious of Kourtney being with child a second time.

“Were you jealous that Kourtney got pregnant again?” Khloe asked.

“Yes, they get to have another baby and I don’t,” Odom responded.

Lamar has two children, Destiny, 12 and Lamar, Jr., 8 from a previous relationship with Liza Morales.

Lamar’s comment further insinuates the two are struggling to conceive, but Khloe shut down fertility treatment rumors earlier this month, insisting they were placing conception in “God’s hands”.

“Because there is so much speculation here is my statement,” Khloe tweeted. “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.”

Amidst an ongoing paternity scandal, cheating rumors, and fertility issues, the couple has also dealt with Lamar’s trade to the Dallas Mavericks which prompted the couples move to Dallas – at least Khloe snagged a radio hosting job to keep her busy.

Last week, Khloe shared a 30 second trailer on her blog and detailed that much of the aforementioned will be showcased on their reality show.

“Just wanted to share this Khloe & Lamar sneak peek from the upcoming season. It premieres February 19 and I could not be more excited! So much has happened this season with Lamar’s trade, the move and all of the other fun/drama in our lives. The move definitely plays a huge part in the show, and as you’ll see it was definitely an adjustment for everyone. But no matter what, at the end of the day, Lam and I have each other and that’s all that matters :)”

Khloe & Lamar season 2 premieres February 19 – will you be watching?

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