Khloé Kardashian surprised the fans with a daring statement on the Alex Cooper’s appeal podcast, she officially withdraws from professional dating athletes, in particular NBA players.
After high -level tumultuous relationships with Lamar Odom and Tristan Thompson, Kardashian moves his goal of emotional stability and authentic connection.
In an exclusive interview with Daily mailThe celebrity player Susan Trombetti weighed on the type of partner that would suit the new meeting standards of the good American founder.
Trombetti, CEO of Exclusive matchmakingsaid that Kardashian’s ideal match should be “emotionally available, kind to her and her children, focused on the family and not looking for glory”.
Regarding this, Trombetti said: “She needs someone who will engage in her and will integrate into her lifestyle, not someone who tries to compete with her spotlight. He is beautiful, without drama, anchored and private – everything she needs right now.”
Kardashian, mother of two, has already dated the stars of the NBA James Harden and Rashad McCants.
However, repeated cheating scandals have led her to reassess the kind of men she attracts.
Nicole Moore and Amber Lee meetings lend themselves to the generalization of all athletes, but agree that Khloé should prioritize emotional availability and commitment to the profession.
In addition, “swearing the NBA players will not help you if it does not deal with deeper models and fixing styles to which it is attracted,” said Lee, CEO of Select Date Society.
Moore added that if the athletes face unique relationship pressure, avoiding them could close the door to potentially healthy connections, depending on the exit.
In addition, experts note the challenges that Kardashian could face dating outside of celebrities circles.
Although getting out with non-celeberity can offer a more anchored relationship, there is always the concern of the motivations related to renown.
However, the matchmakers underline stars like Sofia Vergara and Jennifer Garner, who found happiness with partners outside the industry.
