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Hindustan Times
3 days ago
- Business
- Hindustan Times
NBA legend Lamar Odom was asked to vacate his LA home: Here's why
Lamar Odom, the two-time NBA champion and former Los Angeles Lakers star, has been ordered to vacate a property in Studio City, Los Angeles County, after allegedly failing to pay several months' rent. The NBA legend earned a reported $114 million over his 14-year NBA career and has been sued by Executive Recovery Group, Inc., the home's landlord, for failing to pay $45,000 in back rent. The court ruled in favour of the landlord after Odom reportedly did not respond to the initial lawsuit. On 28 April, a judge officially ordered him to leave the home and hand over possession of the property. ALSO READ| When are Josh Allen, Hailee Steinfeld getting married? Insider spills tea on... Odom allegedly entered into a month-to-month oral rental agreement with the company in December 2023, agreeing to pay $15,000 per month in rent. The lawsuit claims he failed to make payments from 1 January through 31 March. So, Executive Recovery Group took legal action, also seeking reimbursement for legal fees and additional damages based on the 'fair rental value' of $500 per day. Notably, Odom was served a three-day notice to pay or vacate the property on 11 March. The complaint detailed that the notice was physically posted on the home. A copy of the notice was also mailed to him on 12 March after no one 'of suitable age or discretion' was found at the property. Interestingly, the property is tied to Montare Behavioural Health's 'Montare on the Hill,' a residential mental health treatment centre. The lawsuit indicates Odom was supposed to direct rent payments to 'Montage Recovery CA LLC c/o Elliott Liebhard.' Meanwhile, Odom has reportedly remained sober since his near-fatal overdose in 2015 at a Nevada brothel. Recently, he even launched a meme coin called $ODOM: 'the world's first Meme coin with a mission to combat drug abuse.' ALSO READ| NBA YoungBoy to Michael Grimm: Full list of pardons issued by Donald Trump Drafted fourth overall in the 1999 NBA Draft, Odom played for the Clippers, Lakers, Heat, and Mavericks during his storied career, spending most of his time alongside Kobe Bryant in Los Angeles.
Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Business
- Daily Mail
Lamar Odom told to vacate LA home after 'failing to pay rent' despite earning over $114MILLION in NBA career
NBA champion Lamar Odom has been ordered to vacate a Los Angeles home after allegedly failing to pay rent, according to a lawsuit. Odom, who was the 2010-11 Sixth Man of the Year and won two titles with the Lakers, made $114million throughout his 14-year-career. However, as seen in a lawsuit filed in LA County Court, he was recently sued by a landlord for allegedly failing to pay $45,000 in back rent, with a later filing showing a judge ordered Odom to leave the home on April 28. According to the lawsuit - which the ex-basketball player did not respond to - Odom entered into an oral agreement with Executive Recovery Group, Inc., in December on a month-to-month agreement on the home. He allegedly agreed to pay $15,000 per month to stay there, with rent due on the first of every month. However, Odom was accused by the property's owner of not paying three months of rent from January 1 to March 31. The lawsuit was first reported upon by the New York Post. Daily Mail has reached out to Odom's representatives for comment. Odom, who nearly died of a drug overdose in 2015 at a brothel in Nevada, battled drug and alcohol addiction throughout much of his life. As seen in the suit, Odom was to direct his rent payments to 'Montage Recovery CA LLC c/o Elliott Liebhard.' According to a LinkedIn profile of someone with the same name, Liebhard is the CFO at Renewal Health Group, which operates Montare Behavioral Health Group. Odom's listed address in the suit is the same as Montare's 'Montare on the Hill' location in Studio City, which describes itself as a 'mental health residential treatment center.' Daily Mail has also reached out to Liebhard for comment. Odom allegedly received notice to pay or leave the property, namely a three-day-notice on March 11 that was physically posted to the house, the complaint states. The 'fair rental value' of the home was also valued at $500 per day. Executive Recovery Group has also claimed that Odom was mailed the same notice a day later on March 12, as 'no person of suitable age or discretion' could be found at the home. Ultimately, the former Lakers star and ex-husband of Khloe Kardashian was ordered by a court to leave the property and hand over possession of the property to the owner on April 28. In addition to the unpaid rent, he was also sued for the forfeiture of the agreement, lawyers' fees and damages in regards to the aforementioned 'fair rental value.' Odom is believed to have been sober since his brush with death and recently launched meme coin $ODOM, described as 'the world's first Meme coin with a mission to combat drug abuse.' Odom's foray into cryptocurrency recently led him to a crypto gala hosted by President Donald Trump. And the 45-year-old was heckled by protestors as he made his way into the Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia for the event. Odom and about 200 others - who were all invited as top buyers of the president's $RUMP coin - went to the gala and heard about Trump's plans for bitcoin. The No. 4 overall pick in the 1999 NBA Draft, Odom began his career with the Clippers before spending seven seasons with the purple and gold. He also had stints with the Heat (before his time in LA) and Mavericks, and finished up his career back with the Clippers in 2013.
New York Post
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Lamar Odom ordered to vacate home, accused of failing to pay $45K in rent
The Los Angeles Lakers weren't the only ones who didn't want Lamar Odom. The ex-NBA star, 45, formerly married to Khloé Kardashian, has been ordered to vacate his LA rental after the landlord sued him for allegedly failing to pay $45K in back rent, The Post can exclusively reveal. On March 20, the sub-lessor of the Studio City, Calif., mega-mansion, Executive Recovery Group, Inc., sued Odom, claiming that on or about December 15, 2024, the former Lakers player entered into an oral agreement for a month-to-month tenancy at the rental property. According to the lawsuit, Odom agreed to pay a monthly fee of $15K to stay at the sprawling home, which was due on the first of every month. 9 Lamar Odom was sued for alleged $45K in back pay, The Post can exclusively reveal. MEGA 9 The home is located in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Studio City. Google Maps However, Executive Recovery Group, Inc. claimed Odom failed to pay three months of rent from January 1 to March 31. The sub-lessor alleged they gave the ex-reality star several notices, including a three-day notice to pay or leave the home that was posted on the premises on March 11. The notice, which was included in the suit, warned Odom he was 'required to pay said rent in full within three (3) days.' 9 According to the lawsuit obtained by The Post, Odom agreed to pay $15K per month in December 2024. Google Maps 9 However, the landlord claims he missed January, February and March's rent. Lamar Odom/Instagram 'If you fail to perform or otherwise comply, Landlord declares the forfeiture of the lease or rental agreement under which you occupy said premises,' the notice declared. Executive Recovery Group, Inc. also declared in the court documents that it mailed a copy of the notice to Odom. 'At the time the 3-day notice to pay rent or quit was served, the amount of rent due was $45,000,' the lawsuit read, which also alleged the fair value of the premises 'is $500 per day.' 9 Lamar Odom was previously married to reality star Khloé Kardashian. REUTERS 9 The ex-NBA player did not respond to the lawsuit. GC Images 9 The court sided with the landlord, ordering Odom to vacate the home on April 28, the documents show. Snorlax / MEGA Executive Recovery Group, Inc. also included an 'election of forfeiture' in the filing, revealing that on March 17, it allegedly terminated the lease agreement with Odom. The sub-lessor sued Kardashian's ex-husband for alleged past-due rent, forfeiture of the agreement, attorney fees and damages. The court sided with Executive Recovery Group, Inc. on April 28, when Odom didn't respond to the lawsuit, awarding the company possession of the home and ordering the former basketball forward to vacate the premises. The Post reached out to Odom's team for comment. 9 Lamar Odom had a near-fatal overdose in 2015. FilmMagic 9 Khloé put their divorce on pause during his hospitalization. The pair finally divorced in December 2016. Photo byfor Yeezy Season 3 He wasn't the only famous person who used to stay at the home either. Late rapper Mac Miller once leased the property and even recorded his two-season MTV show, 'Mac Miller and the Most Dope Family,' there before his tragic death in September 2018. As for Odom, he's had it rough since his near-fatal overdose at the Nevada brothel The Love Ranch in 2015. He suffered 12 strokes and six heart attacks while in a coma. Kardashian remained by his side during his hospital stint, putting their divorce on hold. Their divorce was finalized in December 2016, and while the two lost touch, Odom awkwardly reunited with his ex-wife for an appearance in Season 6 of her family's reality show 'The Kardashians.' The former athlete has spoken out about the Love Ranch incident and his recovery. He also launched his Odom Wellness Treatment Centers to help others struggling with addiction.
