$10m Tell-all: Lamar Odom To Spill Secrets Of His Life In A New Book & Sources Allege The Kardashians Won't Be Spared



Lamar Odom has admitted to working on a Tell-all book about his life, which some sources claim would also reveal Kardashian secrets and earn him $10 million. The former basketball player, who is divorced from Khloe Kardashian, told InTouch Weekly;
"I have a book coming out, an autobiography about my life. The book will cover everything. Everything. It’s a free-for-all. I’ll be open about everything that’s been going on in my life, about the past."
An insider told InTouch that after facing death, Lamar has nothing to lose and everything to gain, hence he's going to include never-before-told secrets about "cheating, sex, and drugs, the booze, the pills, the cocaine, all of it."

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