Khloé Kardashian hasn’t given up on the idea of marriage yet but said she has zero desire to start dating after her split from Tristan Thompson following cheating allegations.
The 34-year-old reality star opened up about her relationship status during her appearance Monday on Laura Wasser’s “Divorce Sucks” podcast when she answered affirmatively when asked “if she would ever consider getting married again. (RELATED: Report: Khloe Kardashian Wants To Marry Tristan Thompson Following Cheating Accusations)
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However, she admitted the idea of dating someone isn’t even on her radar right now after her split from Thompson.
“No, I’m not even thinking like that,” Kardashian shared. “I’m not on [dating apps], but I don’t care to be. I’m so in love with True and being with her and enjoying every minute. I know that probably just sounds like the typical answer, but I’m working. I’m working on myself, mind, body and soul.” (RELATED: Kylie Jenner Keeps Bikini Season Going With Jaw-Dropping Swimsuit Shot [PHOTOS])
“I’m just happy and I want to filter through just whatever I feel I need to filter through,” she added. “But my focus right now is True. I don’t feel a sense of urgency to be in a relationship or even go on a date. I don’t want to.”
At one point, she shared her best advice to others going through rough times in their own relationships.
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“I do know that, as f**ked up and s**tty it feels while you’re going through it, I’ve learned through my first ex-husband [Lamar Odom] that it’s gonna be okay,” the reality star explained. ” … I really do think that you need to go through your feelings and have them and don’t be afraid to have them.”
“But Lamar [Odom] was so hard for me because that was the first time I really had my heart broken and I put my all into that marriage,” she added. “And I think, me knowing I could survive that and, like, it’s going to be okay, and life gets better, but I look at life from always a positive aspect.”
Kardashian continued, “I would’ve rather experienced those moments that I had of greatness and then I had to lose [them] than never to have experienced that ever.”