Destiny Morales-Odom claims her future stepmother Sabrina Parr is abusive to the former Los Angeles Lakers player and tells her to 'keep your hands to yourself.'
- February 16, 2020
AceShowbiz - Lamar Odom was allegedly abused by his fiancee Sabrina Parr. His daughter Destiny accused her future stepmother Sabrina of domestic violence as she wrote on Instagram, "Keep your hands to yourself. Women can be abusive too. It is never okay to lay your hands on someone."
"When abusers delete your comment before anyone can see it," Destiny added in another post. "Too Bad I'm feeling petty and will comment constantly until the blogs can see." She directly mentioned Sabrina's name in one of her messages, "Sabrina Parr you hate to see it."
The deleted comment was originally left by Destiny on her father's latest Instagram post. While Sabrina wrote a flirty comment, "happy valentine's day [kissy face]," Destiny asked her father, "Was this before or after she punched you."
Neither Sabrina nor Lamar responded to Destiny's posts, but Destiny's comment was no longer available as the comment sections on both of Sabrina and Lamar's Instagram pages have since been restricted.
It's unclear who made the changes, but Sabrina once admitted she controlled Lamar's phone to block adult content in an attempt to curb his porn addiction. Just a few weeks ago, he shared a screenshot that showed he's tempted to watch porn again but couldn't because of the restriction put by his wife-to-be.
Hours before the drama, Sabrina posted her romantic date night with the basketball player on Valentine's Day. It was their first Valentine's Day celebration together.
The couple announced their engagement in November 2019 after dating for less than a year. Following their announcement, his son Lamar Jr. lashed out, "Not a text or a phone call to see how people who've know this dude his whole life to see how we would feel or react. Knew shawty for 4 months and already got you twisted."
He later explained he was hurt because his father didn't bother to tell him in person or give him a heads-up before announcing the news to public. "I was emotional seeing my father got engaged through social media," he said. "At the end of the day, I am a teenager, that is becoming a young man. I have to be responsible for what I post, I have nothing but love for my dad and want what's best for him."
