Lamar Odom claims Khloe Kardashian once "beat sh*t out of stripper" when she walked in on them having an orgy

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Lamar Odom told in his new memoir that ex-wife Khloe Kardashian once "beat up" a stripper she caught him with during their marriage.
In the book titled "Darkness to Light", Lamar recalled being in a room at the Hotel Roosevelt in 2012 with a bevy of naked women for a cocaine and marijuana-fueled party. The former Lakers player said that while he was there with the naked girls, Khloe and her mom Kris Jenner barged into the hotel room with their security guards after getting a key from hotel staff.
"[She] opened the door and pounced on the first girl she saw," he said.
Lamar added that Khloe, "beat the sh*t out of one of the girls who tried to protest. She's dropping vicious blows all over the top of this girl's head."
Lamar said Kris Jenner was apparently screaming during the fight as security attempted to pull Khloe off the woman. Lamar says Khloe then told him to pack up his things as the security staff cleared the hotel room of all traces of drugs. 
The incident wasn't the first time Khloe attacked one of Lamar's mistresses. In 2013, Khloe was accused of trying to attack a woman named Polina Polonsky after she caught her with Lamar at the Vagabond Inn. That same year, Khloe split from Lamar.


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