Lamar Odom & Khloe Kardashian’s Wedding Photos
The LA Lakers star forward LAMAR ODOM wed reality TV personality KHLOE KARDASHIAN and their fast-paced union cause a heated frenzy on the blogosphere.
To those wondering why Lamar Odom got a feature on FG2BH. Simply put…Odom IS an Nigerian name …but it’s also an English name.
I vividly remember the last time I asked FG2BH readers if we should claim (wait for it) GOLDEN BROOKS and NAS as NIGERIANS. (For the record, NAS AND GOLDEN ARE NOT NIGERIANS!!!)
Regardless here’s hoping that these two make it work out. And like overnight magic KHLOE and LAMAR are suddenly what celebrity gossip news magazine covers are made out of! ALL THE BEST TO THE ODOMS!
If you’re curious about who came to their wedding head on over to KHLOE’S BLOG.
FG2BH readers, kindly admire my latest fashion crush courtesy of the CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN BRIDGET BOOTIE. (Thanks to SHOEBLOG!)
Leopard-print. platform. peep-toe. bootie.
This literally hot Louboutin heel trend was picked up by Heidi Montag, Ashley Madekwe, Carrie Bradshaw, Khloe Kardashian-Odom , and Jennifer Lopez.
-sighs!- A girl can only dream, I suppose…
Photos: JUST JARED.GETTY.FLYNET.SPLASH.OK.KHLOEKARDASHIANBLOG.FYB
I’ am not really sure about Lamar and clhoe’s wedding. I cannot imagine marrying someone after only 3 weeks . I still think it will not last but who knows i might be wrong !!!!!!!!!!!! wish them all the best
Celebrity marriages tend to be short but who really knows with these two. Maybe this is it for Khloe and Lamar! -shrugs shoulders!-
Hey, you all say that Neither Nas nor Golden Brooks are Nigerians….. HOW DO YOU KNOW? They aren’t citizens of the state, for sure, but through the African Holocaust- Slave trade, many of us over here are mixed with various “ethnic” groups from Africa. I don’t know my heritage for sure, by my grandfather was always asked if he was a Nigerian & I also see the Ashanti men in Ghana who look so much like him. It is possible that I am BOTH if not SEVERAL different types of West Africans. Nas and Golden may be as well.
If you are looking to identify who is a Nigerian among African descendants of slaves, it won’t work by the last names. They were taken away from us, as well as our languages.
Damn!