TMZ has discovered that Caitlyn Jenner and Lamar Odom are going to work together again on a new project, which will be a sports podcast that will pay tribute to their connection to the show “Keeping Up With the Kardashians.”
The former in-laws, Caitlyn, who was Lamar’s stepfather-in-law during the time that the former NBA star was married to Khloe Kardashian, are starting a podcast called “Keeping Up with Sports,” which is intended to take a new look at what it really takes to be the greatest.
It seems as if this endeavor would be a wonderful match for the two individuals, considering that Caitlyn is renowned for winning a gold medal at the Olympics in 1976 and Lamar has earned two NBA championship rings while playing for the Los Angeles Lakers.
Within the next several weeks, Caitlyn and Lamar, together with their cohost Zach Hirsch, will release their debut episode, which will feature Sugar Ray Leonard, a legendary boxer, as their first guest.
Take a look at this sneak preview video, in which Sugar Ray discusses his experience as a victim of sexual assault at the hands of one of his trainers. When he finally revealed his truth for the first time in decades, he said, “I was hurting.” He claims that he had an emotional response afterwards.
Although the new podcast seems to have a lot of potential, we are interested in finding out how Kris Jenner thinks about it. This is because Kris and Caitlyn’s relationship has been tumultuous throughout the course of their relationship. Be sure to keep in mind that Caitlyn acknowledged in October that she does not communicate with her ex-wife any more… for a variety of reasons.
Nevertheless, given that the podcast is mostly concerned with the world of athletics, it will be fascinating to see whether the family is mentioned at any point.
Future visitors will include Seth Davis, who is a basketball commentator for CBS, Bryce Hall, a boxer, Amber Rose, a model, Zab Judah, a world champion boxer, Steve-O, a professional stuntman, and Paddy “The Baddy” Pimblett, who is a fighter for the Ultimate Fighting Championship.