Tristan Thompson Confirms What We Long Suspected About His Affair—We’re So Sad For Khloé!

In the court filing, Tristan and his legal team insisted that the pair weren’t serious, and the basis of their relationship was only "sporadic" and "casual sex only." As per the court filing: "Contrary to Petitioner's many inferences in her declaration, we did not have a serious ongoing relationship. We saw each other sporadically between December 2020 and March 13, 2021 and did not have sexual intercourse in California during that time."

The filing continued: "Petitioner told me that she had been involved with other athlete and understood the limitations of our relationship; to-wit, that we might see each other on a sporadic basis for consensual casual sex only. From December 2020 through March 2021, we saw each other on such a basis. We never had any telephone calls, emails, nor did we exchange text messages. We only communicated via the Snapchat application."

"As I stated, our relationship was based on sex. We would not have seen each other in Houston if we were not going to have sex," Thompson alleged, according to the court documents. "We did not have any dates in the traditional sense at any time; there were no dining at restaurants, going to movies, traveling or any other indicia of a normalized relationship. There was only Snapchats of 'where' and 'what time' we would hook up and what hotels would be used." And they say romance is dead…

Thompson, who shares five-year-old son Prince with ex Jordan Craig, and three-year-old daughter True with the 37-year-old former Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, has reportedly not filed for any custody or visitation for the newborn son he now shares with Nichols. We don’t know where things stand with him and Khloé and their daughter, as moving trucks were spotted on Khloé's $37 million Calabasas compound a few days ago, we assume removing all traces of the NBA player. Poor Khloé!