Lamar Odom Writes Raps for Kanye West?

Khloe Kardashian-Odom recently appeared on "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" where she admitted that her husband got along well with sister Kim's boyfriend Kanye West with whom he shared an affinity for rapping.

Lamar Odom, Los Angeles Clippers forward, was the topic of conversation during the late night show where his reality television star wife Kardashian-Odom revealed that her significant other could do more than play basketball. According to Kardashian-Odom, her husband is "really good" at rapping.

"I just don't like to encourage it too much because he gets really excited and he sends Kanye lyrics," Kardashian-Odom told Leno during a recent appearance on his late night talk show.

While Kardashian-Odom insists that West approved of Odom's rap lyrics, she admitted to apologizing to her sister for her husband sending him rhymes.

"Kanye likes them and they kind of, like, egg each other on, but I'll be like, 'Kim, I'm so sorry, he did it again last night. Like, I'm so sorry,'" Kardashian-Odom revealed. "He'll send Kanye crazy rap lyrics."

Kim has even spoken out about Odom's affinity for rap, according to Kardashian-Odom.

"We were in Australia once and Lamar was rapping and Kim was like, 'How do you do this? He raps so much!'" she recalled. "I was like, 'Hello? Look what you're dating right now – a rapper! This is what you get!'"

When Leno quipped about the possibility of Kanye West becoming Kardashian-Odom's brother-in-law the 28-year-old "X Factor" host did not discount the possibilities for matrimony in her sister's near future.

"There's a chance for anything," Kardashian-Odom told Leno with a smile.

According to an Us Weekly magazine source, the couple will "get engaged and try for a baby once the divorce is final." Although Kardashian is currently married to NBA forward Kris Humphries, the source told the publication, "Kanye is actually being very patient."

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