Khloé Kardashian admitted she once tracked Lamar Odom to a sleazy motel in order to catch him cheating on her.
The “Kardashians” star recalled driving to the Los Angeles motel and getting into a “bloody” altercation with her then-husband.
“I knocked on the door,” the 40-year-old explained on “Call Her Daddy” Wednesday. “They answered it for some reason, and I just started going ballistic.”
While the “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” alum did not detail the altercation, she admitted to having “bloody and gross” knuckles the next day.
“I just had bandannas wrapped around [them],” she recalled, joking that the accessory perfect for sister Kourtney Kardashian’s cowboy-themed birthday party.
“I acted as if nothing ever happened,” Khloé continued. “And I don’t think I ever said a thing.”
She and podcast host Alex Cooper bonded over tracking their cheating exes, with the “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” alum admitting to putting tracking devices on people’s cars.
Though she did not specify if Odom was one, Khloé noted during her cheating story, “He could not understand how I knew where he was. And I was like, ‘I don’t give a s–t. … Why are you in a motel in Downtown LA at 3 in the morning?’”
The Good American co-creator did not specify when this specific incident took place.
Odom’s rep did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
The former couple was married from 2009 to 2016 and, elsewhere in the episode, Khloé reflected on their recent reunion on “The Kardashians.”
Their conversation lasted nearly five hours, with the Hulu personality calling it “awkward” and admitting to “black[ing] out.”
She explained that she went on “autopilot” as a trauma response over “triggering” things he said.
Khloé also addressed her ex Tristan Thompson’s multiple cheating scandals on “Call Her Daddy,” deciding that the final one was “worse” than the others.
“I was so ashamed to tell the world … because I already knew what everyone was going to say,” she told listeners, adding that she had “disappointed” her siblings.
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