The reality star also recalled what her father went through during O.J. Simpson's trial.
While Khloe Kardashian has admitted that she has not sat down and watched all of The People v. OJ Simpson: American Crime Story, she does appreciate how the FX show has portrayed her late father, Robert Kardashian, Sr.
The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star was only 10 years old when her father served on the defense team druing O.J. Simpson's murder trial, and says she's had to ask her older sister Kim Kardashian what scenes on the program actually happened.
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"Not all the facts are accurate," Khloe told host James Corden on Tuesday's Late Late Show. "They're kind of sensationalizing the Kardashian name a little bit, but I think to bring a younger audience in."
Khloe added that she's "not upset" about the show's choices, but said there have been liberties taken with the truth. "There was some scene of us, or of the 'kids,' screaming 'Kardashian' when my dad was reading the potential suicide note," Khloe recalled. "I even called Kim and I was like, 'Kim, did that happen? I don't remember any of this happening.' She goes, 'Absolutely not did that happen.'"
The 32-year-old reality star does remember that it was a tough time for her father. "It was so crazy. People were really cruel during that time. They used to key 'guilty' on my dad's car [when] we were at church," Khloe revealed. "It was horrible at that time. They were incredible mean and cruel."
The Kardashian family still remains very close, and that was evident when Khloe's estranged husband, Lamar Odom, made his first public appearance earlier this month since being released from the hospital. During an interview with Hollywood Today Live on Wednesday, Khloe admitted that she had "anxiety" about the former NBA pro going to Kanye West's Yeezus Season 3 fashion show and album release event at Madison Square Garden in New York City, but said it meant a lot to Lamar to be at the event.
"Kanye would come to the hospital and play his album for Lamar," she said. "When he was finally able to speak he would say, 'Man, Kanye really helped me, I love that he would come.'"
She added, "I thought it was so dope of Kanye to want to walk out with Lamar."
