Give Khloe Kardashian credit for knowing how to stay relevant. Even if it includes some foul-mouthed speech.
The reality television star was engaged in a live video chant with her fans, when she was asked about being linked to boyfriend James Harden's struggles this season and his Rockets team's 12-14 start to the NBA season, according to TMZ Sports.
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Harden, last season's NBA MVP runner-up, is averaging a career-high 29.0 points. But his 41.7 percent shooting from the field is his lowest since his rookie season, and his 33.8 percent shooting from 3-point range is the worst of his career. His 4.7 turnovers per game are a career-high.
Kardashian's name has been included among the reasons Harden may be struggling this season. One of her fans asked whether she was to blame for his poor start.
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"Someone's trying to give me too much power," Khloe said "... but my p**sy is f**king powerful bro, let me tell you that. First, don't give me that much power AND [James is] the f**king sh*t ... so suck my d**k and my balls."
You stay classy, Khloe.
But would we expect any other kind of answer from a woman whose livelihood depends on being famous?
She has not been bashful about her involvement in estranged husband Lamar Odom's recovery from a stroke he suffered after spending a week at a Nevada brothel. When she rushed to Odom's bedside, initial reports indicated she had decided to cancel their divorce, which may have affected Harden as he was trying to get ready for the NBA season.
The two first were spotted together publicly in Hawaii in early June, but they are believed to have hooked up before then. It's possible the Kardashian lifestyle kept Harden from focusing on basketball as much as he normally would do during the offseason.
But no, Kardashian's expert analysis is probably more accurate.
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