LeBron James is laying down the law when it comes to Tristan Thompson and Khloe Kardashian.
LeBron James allegedly doesn’t want anything to do with the Kardashian curse. According to reports, the Cleveland Cavaliers star has told his championship winning teammate, Tristan Thompson, to keep his girlfriend, Khloe Kardashian away from the team.
The Hollywood Gossip reports that Tristan Thompson and Khloe Kardashian‘s relationship is getting serious very quickly. The couple have already been rumored to be getting engaged, and LeBron James allegedly doesn’t like what he’s seeing/hearing. The Kardashian curse has been talked about for years, and claims that the Kardashian women have a tendency to ruin the men they become involved with, especially the careers of the athletes they date.
Kim Kardashian’s exes Miles Austin, Reggie Bush, and Kris Humphries are examples of the alleged curse, while Khloe Kardashian’s ex-husband Lamar Odom’s career has been totally wrecked, although we blame drugs and poor decisions, not Khloe.
Sources reveal that many NBA stars blame the Kardashians for the roles in the downfall of their exes careers. “So many guys in the NBA blame Khloe and the Kardashians for their role in destroying Lamar Odom, and Kim’s ex Kris Humphries’ career never recovered. Even James Harden, whom Khloe dated last, hit a slump. They’re all telling Tristan that he’s going to be next.”
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LeBron James reportedly thinks that Tristan Thompson’s career may be in jeopardy if he doesn’t focus on basketball. “He thinks Tristan has huge potential and doesn’t want Khloe distracting him from the game. Tristan’s team is trying so hard to break him and Khloe up. They want everyone focused on going for the wins.” Tristan is said to be continuing his relationship with Khloe despite his teammates concerns.
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