Khloé Kardashian explains why romance is not a priority right now
Khloé Kardashian says she is single, prioritising her children and feeling happy without a romantic relationship

Khloé Kardashian has revealed that she is intentionally single and has no plans to pursue a romantic relationship anytime soon, saying she is happy focusing on raising her two children.
The reality television star, 42, discussed her relationship status during the latest episode of her Khloé in Wonder Land podcast. She explained that she had chosen to remain single since the birth of her son, Tatum, who is now four.
“I have been single, intentionally single, since my son has been born,” Kardashian said, adding that she enjoys being present in her children's lives.
The mother of two, who also shares eight-year-old daughter True with former partner Tristan Thompson, said she values their everyday routines, including school carpooling and having dinner together each evening.
Kardashian acknowledged that people around her often question why she is not dating. However, she said she is content with her current circumstances and does not feel that she needs a relationship.
“Everyone's so concerned about me, like, ‘Why aren't you dating? You got to do this,’ and I'm like, ‘You guys, I'm so happy,’” she said. She added that she pays her own bills and does not feel a romantic partner is necessary in her life right now.
The Good American co-founder also clarified that she is not lonely and would consider dating if she felt the need to do so. For now, she takes pride in being an involved mother and wants to create lasting memories with her children.
Kardashian was most recently in an on-and-off relationship with Thompson. Before that, she was married to former NBA player Lamar Odom from 2009 to 2016. She has also previously been linked to French Montana, James Harden and Rashad McCants.














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