In the season finale of The Kardashians, Khloe Kardashian slammed Tristan Thompson after learning about his paternity lawsuit, calling his actions “disgusting.”
Khloe Kardashian is sharing her honest thoughts on Tristan Thompson‘s paternity lawsuit.
In the June 16 season finale of Hulu’s The Kardashians, the Good American founder, 37, learned that the NBA star was expecting his third child after he was sued by Maralee Nichols for pregnancy and child-related expenses in December. (Tristan welcomed a baby boy that same month.)
In Thursday’s episode, Kim Kardashian breaks the heartbreaking news to Khloe who sadly found out about the baby drama by seeing it online after it was brought to her attention … with the rest of the world.
Sharing her initial shock, Khloe asked Kim Kardashian, “What the f–k is this?” As her sister explained what was happening over the phone, Khloe added, “Oh my god. This cannot be happening.”
“So, he’s been lying to you. Did you know about this,” Kim says, as Khloe immediately responds, “No. What the f**k? “This can not be happening.”
While reading Tristan’s declaration to Khloe, she replies “Let me f*****g call him, I can’t f***ing believe this,” as Kim adds, “But if this isn’t the biggest sign for you to not have another baby with this human being,” but Khloe responded, “Well I just would like the truth.”
In his own legal filings, Tristan acknowledged that he had slept with Maralee on his 30th birthday in March 2021. Khloe and Tristan, who share 4-year-old daughter True Thompson, were dating at the time but ultimately went their separate ways that June.
Throughout the episode, Khloe processed her grief in multiple confessionals and conversations with her family members including Kim, Kendall Jenner, and Scott Disick. “It’s time to walk away and I don’t feel guilty about it,” Khloe explained. “I tried so hard.”
Khloe didn’t hold back while reflecting on Tristan’s infidelity. As she told Kim, “You either wear a condom, get a vasectomy, or you don’t f–k random people that you meet in other states. It’s not like, rocket science.”
