‘Khloe and Lamar’ Series Ends After Two Seasons

Khloe & Lamar are over – the show, that is, not the marriage, as the couple decided to end their series after just two seasons.

A source told TMZ that the reason behind this was that Lamar wanted to focus on his basketball career due to a disappointing season with the Dallas Mavericks following his trade from the Los Angeles Lakers. However, an insider stated to US Weekly that the couple agreed it would be better that Lamar begin his training during the off-season, as Khloe became “exhausted from filming!”

This news came just days after Khloe and her Kardashian clan signed a three-year, $40 million deal with E! Entertainment Television, which includes Keeping up with the Kardashians on the air for three more seasons.

Khloe and Lamar will still make appearances on the popular reality sitcom, which begins its seventh season on May 20.

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