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Khloé Kardashian Thinks Tristan Thompson Spends ‘Way Too Much Money’ On His Ex Jordan Craig, Report Says
Will these two ever find happiness? It looks like Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson are feuding again, except this time it’s not about the NBA baller’s infidelities. According to Radar Online, Koko is none too pleased about how Tristan spends his money, especially when it comes to his ex-girlfriend and first baby mama, Jordan Craig.
The KUWTK star thinks the father of her daughter, True Thompson, is giving Jordan “way too much,” a source told the outlet. So much so, that she wants her mother, Kris Jenner, to step in and take over her man’s financials. “Khloé wants Tristan to let Kris manage his money,” the source revealed. “She feels he’s spending way too much on jewelry, cars, and stupid s–t.”
Naturally, Tristan doesn’t appreciate Khloé’s input on how he spends his own hard earned cash. “Tristan thinks she’s crazy and told her he’s capable of managing his own cash and was offended she even asked him such a thing,” said the source. “Tristan thinks this is another way Khloé’s trying to trap him and get him all tied up in the Kardashian web.”
The source added that Khloé, 34, attempted to settle the argument by assuring Tristan, 27, that she was just looking out for his best interest. Yikes. Here’s hoping these two can patch things up quickly. After all, there’s nothing like a squabble over money to kill the romance in a relationship. That said, it is curious that Koko would even be concerned with Tristan’s finances.
As of 2017, the new mama’s net worth sat at an astounding $40 million. As far as Tristan’s estimated net worth? $8 million. Sure, it’s not chump change but it hardly seems as if Khloé needs to worry about being supported. Let Tristan spend his money like a dope, girl. Focus on your baby and continuing to grow your empire.
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