'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' star Khloe Kardashian has consistently been the topic of gossip ever since her split from NBA Basketball star Lamar Odom happened in 2009. However, she's been in the headlines recently for matters concerning her new beau French Montana.

New reports claim that the recent Instagram message posted by Kardashian was directed to her former husband Odom as their wedding anniversary approaches. She posted a photo of a moon with a quote saying "As long there's a moon i will always think of you."

Some came to the conclusion that Kardashian had the basketball star on her mind despite currently being in a relationship with Montana.

According to reports, five weeks remain until Kardashian's supposed wedding anniversary with Odom. The pair only knew each other for a short period of time before they got married at Irving Azoff's Beverly Hills home in September 27, 2009. Kardashian filed for divorce in December and is still currently waiting for its finalization.

Kardashian is in a relationship Montana, which is reported to be growing strong since they started dating in April. However, recent reports have placed the couple in a tense situation, with some claims suggesting that Montana is allegedly using the reality star for fame. Although there is nothing other than rumors to suggest this is the case. 

In his recent interview with Billboard magazine, Montana was asked about how he deals with all the attention that comes from dating a Kardashian. The rapper answered saying, "I want to capitalize on it. I'll get a fan base from everywhere. I just hope I'll be able to connect with everything that's going on," Montana revealed.

The statement had a big impact in the industry since it somehow insinuated that Montana is taking advantage of his relationship with Kardashian, but the reality star doesn't seem to mind and is not questioning her new boyfriend. She recently reacted on her Twitter account saying, "It's amusing to me that Y'all think I don't see it. I was the first one to see it. I just don't care."