The Extra host takes to social media to slam the basketball player, who discusses his multiple infidelities in a sneak peek at the upcoming episode of 'The Kardashians'.
- Nov 14, 2023
AceShowbiz - Mario Lopez had a lot to say about Tristan Thompson's affair scandal. Mario took to his social media account to slam the basketball player, who discusses his multiple infidelities in a sneak peek at the upcoming episode of "The Kardashians".
The promo features Tristan getting grilled by Khloe Kardashian's sister Kourtney Kardashian. "When I cheat, I feel disgusting the next day," the Cleveland Cavalier player tells the Poosh founder, who replies, "So then why do you do it again?"
The clip quickly became viral with many blasted Tristan for his choice of words. Among the critics was Mario, who wrote on X, " 'When I cheat.' " The Extra host added, "My guy saying it like it's a weekly occurrence. Hahaha."
It was kind of ironic because Mario once admitted to cheating on ex-wife Ali Landry days before they got married in 2004. "It was my bachelor party," Mario shared in 2011. "I had no business of being in that position," he continued, adding that he "messed around" with another woman.
Of the fling, Mario recalled, "It was spring break….everybody was hanging out. That was a situation where I was not mature and man enough." The former couple annulled the union two weeks later. Mario is currently married to Courtney Lopez.
Back to Tristan, he is also expected to have a sit-down with Kylie Jenner about his cheating scandal involving Kylie's former BFF Jordyn Woods. "Everyone got affected differently, you know, but I think you were affected the most," Tristan, who shares two children with Khloe, tells Kylie, who looks emotional in the teaser.
Kylie and Jordyn had a fallout following the scandal and the two only appeared to make amends earlier this year. "Kylie was the one to reach out to Jordyn. She missed her and felt enough time had passed and they wanted to meet up," a source told Us Weekly about their reunion in July. "It's a work in progress and they're taking it slow," a second insider noted.
