Life line: Khloe warned Lamar to stay away from drugs or face divorce

Recently calling off her divorce to Lamar Odom, Khloe Kardashian has one condition for the athlete to fulfill. She reportedly wanted him to leave his past life of drugs or else she would walk away for good.

TMZ reported that Khloe "is annoyed by people on social media who are calling her naive for dropping the divorce." In fact, the reality star decided to call off the divorce "partly because Lamar has no one else in his life to help him recover."

Moreover, the outlet cited sources as saying Lamar "is on the Kardashian health insurance policy and he needs to stay on." The former NBA star's "medical bills will total in the many millions, and our sources say he doesn't have the financial wherewithal to handle it on his own."

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Report: Kim Kardashian learning to play piano for a duet alongside Kanye West

Kim Kardashian is learning to play the piano as she plans to make a return to music with a duet alongside rapper husband Kanye West. The Sun was first to report the news.

"Kim is excited about the collaboration and has even been learning the piano," a US music insider told The Sun newspaper (via Mirror Online). "Kanye plans to release the song just after Kim has their second child." The high profile couple is expected to welcome their second child, a baby boy, in December later this year.

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Hospital Workers were immediately fired after they were caught sneaking a picture of Lamar Odom

Lamar Odom's privacy rights were reportedly violated by some staffers at Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center in Las Vegas. According to TMZ, those staffers were immediately fired after they were caught sneaking a picture of Lamar when he was battling for his life.

Multiple sources told the news outlet that some staffers even attempted to access the medical records of the former Los Angeles Lakers basketball star. Such action clearly violated the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability (HIPAA) Privacy Rule which protects the privacy of individually identifiable health information.

A spokesperson for the hospital told the website, "We take all patient privacy very seriously and follow all HIPAA policies in compliance with federal regulations." As of now, Lamar is treated at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles where he gets 24/7 security.

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