'I didn't pull the plug, it's just a hiatus': Khloe Kardashian insists Lamar Odom's Olympic dream won't put an end to show

By Daily Mail Reporter

Taking over the world: Khloe, Kim and Kourtney Kardashian appear on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno

Khloe Kardashian insists she's not ready to end her reality TV career just yet - although hopes for a temporary hiatus away from the cameras.

Appearing on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, the 27-year-old told the host that she is keen to have a break from filming spin-off show Khloe & Lamar this summer, but it does not spell the end.

The youngest Kardashian sister, who guest-stars on tonight's edition with siblings Kim and Kourtney, revealed that the couple intend to focus on family time and Olympic dreams instead.

Centre of attention: Kim offers a wave as she leaves Kourtney to greet the host

Lamar, 32, is a professional basketball player for the Dallas Mavericks of the NBA and could find himself on the line-up for the 2012 Games.

As Leno quizzed Khloe about her People front cover, in which the article insinuates she has pulled the plug from her TV show to fight for her marriage, she disputes the claim.

Making an entrance: Khloe seems to come over all shy as Kim and Kourtney court the camera

Sharing a joke: Kim turns to her sister during their spotlight moment on the sofa

She said: 'I understand people have to sell magazines, but I didn't pull the plug on any show, it's not ending. I just said I wanted the summer for ourselves and to be with family and spend time his kids.'

Odom has three children - Destiny, Lamar Jr. and Jayden - with his ex-girlfriend Liza Morales.

Family time: Khloe wants to take a hiatus from reality TV to spend her summer with Lamar Odom

True to her fans: Khloe said the People headline was not quite true as she isn't 'pulling the plug' on her show

Khloe added: 'He's training for the Olympics, he's in the top 20 to go.

'Tryouts are in the first week of July They only take 12 but to be in the top 12 is like a Grammy nomination. I didn't pull the plug, let's just call it a hiatus.'