Khloe Kardashian may have to change her policy when it comes to keeping ex-boyfriends in her life.
The reality star has been dating, or so it seems, James Harden for quite some time now, but breakup rumors have constantly haunted the couple. Whether or not they are still together is anyone's guess, but Kardashian is doing everything she can to seemingly have the relationship crumble.
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The "Kocktails with Khloe" star showed selflessness in postponing her divorce from Lamar Odom after his near-fatal overdose at a Nevada brothel in October, but there's no reason French Montana should still play a role in her life. Especially if she expects her relationship with Harden to work out.
Just months after Harden reportedly "felt like a fool" for his girlfriend attending a concert with Montana, her rapper ex-boyfriend, Kardashian was very-publicly with her former flame on Wednesday on Kylie Jenner's Kylie Radio program.
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"We have history and we've had a relationship and a great friendship and I love that we are still friends," Kardashian said on the show, according to E! News. "I don't believe in f--king and ducking. We had a great relationship and I like that we can still be friends."
She may believe that they can still be friends, but it may come at the peril of her relationship with Harden.
There have definitely been cracks in the foundation already, especially with reports surfacing that the Rockets star was out at a strip club in Los Angeles with another woman last month, rather than spending time with his girlfriend.
Their relationship was already on rocky ground because the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star is still technically married to Odom, and now she's hanging around Montana, whom she dated in 2014.
If the Harden-Kardashian courtship hasn't imploded yet, her behavior may help it unravel soon.
At least they'll still be friends afterward.
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