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Khloe and Lamar were feeling spontaneous this weekend so the two hit Tattoo Mania in Los Angeles after dinner and each got each other’s initials tattooed on each other. Khloe just revealed photos her and Lamar’s new tats on her website.

Khloe writes:

“I think the best tattoo experiences are the spontaneous ones, because that way you are not only left with the tattoo, but an amazing memory to go along with it!… I just knew I wanted a tattoo for Lamar in the web of my hand, and then once we got to the shop we decided on getting each other’s initials. I got “LO” in cursive on my right hand and he got “KO” on both hands.”

Read the rest of Khloe’s Blog here:

Lamar Odom and Khloe Kardashian

Kim Kardashian, Kris Jenner, and Kourtney Kardashian

Khloe Kardashian’s LA wedding to Lamar Odom led to a fight over paparazzi pictures of the bride that threatened her $250,000 magazine deal. Bosses at OK! — who planned to run their expensive exclusive tomorrow — were fuming when the first pictures of Khloe in her wedding dress surfaced on Sunday.

It forced them to spend a further $50,000 to buy the paparazzi shots to keep them off the market. Adding to the drama, sister Kim, the weekly’s contributing beauty editor, then got on Twitter to gush about the wedding.

A guest said, “There were so many helicopters overhead, you couldn’t hear the vows. The Kardashian family had assured OK! the ceremony would be at a secluded location, but in the end it was a circus.” E! footed the bill for the whole affair and insisted it be held immediately so it could be featured in the season premiere episode of “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” in December. A spokes man for OK! said, “Our exclusive will run as planned.”

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Socialite Khloe Kardashian and Los Angeles Laker Lamar Odom tied the knot in Beverly Hills on Sunday night after a month-long courtship in the spotlight.

The reality TV star walked down the aisle in a Vera Wang dress at the lavish black-tie event with 250 guests, including singer Kelly Osbourne and Odom’s Lakers teammate Kobe Bryant.

The elegant event was filmed for an episode of E!’s “Keeping Up With the Kardashians.”

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Lamar Odom and Khloe Kardashian are reportedly discussing a prenuptial agreement as they prepare to marry this weekend, and apparently they’re not alone; according to the BBC, prenuptial agreements are on the rise, thanks in part to high-profile celebrity splits.

According to David Allison, the head of Resolution, a UK group comprised of 5,700 lawyers, “There’s been a tenfold increase in ‘pre-nups’. I’m doing considerably more now than I have ever done before and that experience is mirrored around the rest of the country. People are doing it because they want to be able to sort this stuff out now rather than later on.”

Lawyers argue that high profile celebrity divorces, such as the divorce of Paul McCartney and Heather Mills, which cost McCartney roughly 30 million pounds, have contributed to the rise in prenups as they have allowed couples to view the financial and emotional toll of a messy divorce on a large scale. Though most people don’t have McCartney’s money, the lack of a prenup in his divorce still serves as a reminder that when things can get very ugly if a couple splits without a plan of sorts in place.

Though I personally have no plans to sign a prenup (mostly due to the fact that I don’t think anyone is going to fight me for possession of my very chic 8th grade wardrobe or collection of Ramona Quimby books), I can see the benefits behind one, as cold and unromantic as it may be. Marriage is a contractual agreement on many levels, and with half of all marriages ending in divorce, protection set up to avoid a nasty, drawn out divorce battle might be worthwhile. The romantic in me hates them and finds them dreadful and tacky, but the realist in me can understand why many people feel the need to sign them.