Showbiz Caitlyn Jenner is risking the wrath of ex-wife Kris Jenner with her latest project. The former
Keeping Up With the Kardashians star, 74, is reportedly teaming up Lamar Odoma, the one-time husband of former step-daughter
Khloe Kardashian, for a new podcast called Keeping Up With Sport. According TMZ, the show will see former Olympic gold medalist Jenner and the retired
NFL athlete welcome an array of sporting star guests, including CBS
basketball analyst Seth Davis, boxer Bryce Hall, model Amber Rose, world champion boxer Zab Judah, professional stuntman Steve-O, and UFC fighter Paddy “The Baddy” Pimblett. The first episode will feature a chat with
boxing legend Sugar Ray Leonard as the two are joined by cohost Zach Hirsch. According to the US news outlet, they are thought to be the “perfect pairing,” however Jenner’s ex is unlikely to agree. Last year Jenner revealed that she and the so-called ‘momanager’ rarely speak anymore . The two were married for 22 years and share grown up daughters Kendall and Kylie, however relations between Jenner and her offspring are also said to be strained after they sided with their mother. Following the end of their marriage in 2013, Jenner made the decision to transition in 2015, which is said to have blindsided her ex. Appearing on ITV’s This Morning in October, Jenner called the breakdown in communications “sad”. She went on to explain that the only way that she communicates with her ex now is via her manager. She said: "If there’s any communication, my manager kind of talks to her and when you have as many kids as I have, you’re closer to some than you are to others … I certainly see them and we do this and that." Meanwhile, Odom and Kardashian were married from 2009 until 2016. The two tied the knot one month after meeting at a party for Odom’s teammate Metta Sandiford-Artest. Their relationship ultimately fell apart due to Odom’s addiction struggles and rumored infidelity. Strictly Mabuse's ex claims he was 'not abusive' and 'just German' Will & Grace star on non-LGBT+ actors in gay roles: Best people should get parts MAFS's Mel Schilling shares positive health update amid
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