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Khloe Kardashian Denies Fertility Treatment; O.J Is Not Khloe's Dad

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Khloe Kardashian‘s paternity and fertility saga continues. In the latest fertility news, Khloe is denying seeking treatment to help with pregnancy.

“Because there is so much speculation here is my statement,” Khloe tweeted. “I am not at this time in my life considering any type of fertility treatments. If and when I do, I will shout it from the rooftops but for now its in Gods hands.”

Unlike the recent infidelity rumor from husband Lamar Odom, Khloe was quick to deface the falsehood that she was seeking fertility specialists in Dallas. The reality star and her Dallas Maverick NBA player husband recently moved to Dallas when Odom was traded from the Los Angeles Lakers to the Mavericks.

Ever since Odom and Khloe tied the knot in 2009 there has been imposing questions about the two conceiving.

“People keep saying, ‘Why aren’t you pregnant yet?’ That’s what scares me, when people are like, ‘Did you go to the doctor? Do you know if everything is working?’ It’s nerve-wracking. Sometimes I feel like I’m letting everyone down,” Khloe said a couple years ago.

Since married a couple of years, the reality star and basketball player have been vocal about wanting children of their own. Lamar once joked, “We’re on it right now. And I’m having fun trying.” However, Odom has two children from a previous relationship, Destiny, 13, and Lamar, Jr. 10.

We wish Khloe and Lamar the best in their baby endeavors – perhaps the rumor of O.J Simpson being her father gave her a good laugh to forget her fertility troubles. Sister Kim Kardashian stepped into the melee to humorously deny that latest rumor by National Enquirer,

“Now we have all the answers! It makes sense now! Khloe, you are so tan.”

Can’t say the Kardashians don’t have a sense of humor….

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