Khloe Kardashian To Sex Up KUWTK Season 9 In 'A Crop Top With Jeans,' Lamar Odom Ex Wife Sizzles On Cosmopolitan UK Cover

Khloe Kardashian Keeping Up With Kardashian Season 9
teasers look interesting, all the more after the reality show celebrity
featured on Cosmopolitan UK Cover for February 2014 edition.

Showing off her highly toned body and flaunting her abs sans the flab,
Khloe comes across as a totally reformed person who’s ready for a new start
in the new year 2014.

In the cover interview, the Kim Kardashian’s seemingly homey sister talked
about her failed married and divorce with basketball player husband Lamar
Odom.

‘“I love the new year, new beginnings. I need a good fresh start; I’m
excited for this year to be over with… You only live once so let’s make
that one time perfect. We can’t fix our mistakes and imperfections, so
let’s have fun. You get what you give out in life.”

The Kardashian sister is ready to move on, and rumors of her relationship
with Rihanna’s ex-boyfriend Matt Kemp have kept the media galleries buzzing
all through the December 2013. The two of them celebrated Christmas
together and Matt, it is rumored, bought her a special champagne and spent
the entire evening by her side.

Khloe looks stunning in the inside pages of the magazine, even as she
reveals, ‘“In the past year I think I’ve lost around 30lbs, and I’m feeling
good… I’ve worked very hard on my body so I think now I can sex it up a
little! My 2014 mission is to wear a crop top with jeans. I’ve never done
that so it has to happen one day.”

Seems the Lamar Odom-ex is ready to carve a unique glamorous identity for
herself, which would be slightly distinct from her famous Kardashian
family’s. She also spoke candidly about being candid on Keeping Up With The
Kardashians, especially about the Big Vagina anecdote.

“I never take myself seriously. When I joke about my camel toe or my big
vagina on TV, I don’t realise how many people are watching!,” said Khloe,
later adding “But I love to be silly and make people laugh. It’s a
compliment, and liberating to think my sisters and I might make other women
feel OK about talking about this stuff too.”