OJ Simpson’s Manager Norman Pardo Claims OJ Told Him About His Sexual Encounter With Kris Jenner; ‘It Was Messed Up'
In a recent documentary called ‘Who Killed Nicole?’, footballer OJ Simpson’s former manager claimed that he had told him about sleeping with Kris Jenner and what went down between him and Kim Kardashian’s mother one night
American footballer OJ Simpson aka ‘The Juice’ reportedly told his former manager about sleeping with Kim Kardashian’s mother Kris Jenner back when both of them were married to their partners Nicole Brown and Robert Kardashian respectively. A recent documentary which is titled ‘Who Killed Nicole?’ follows the investigation of a heinous crime and OJ Simpson’s former manager Norman Pardo answers several questions about the case. In the documentary, Norman Pardo also claims that OJ Simpson shared with him an incident between him and Kim Kardashian’s mom Kris Jenner one night. A trigger warning before you proceed- the details are very graphic.
According to Norman Pardo, both the couples- Kris Jenner and Robert Kardashian, and OJ Simpson and Nicole Brown, were away together and Robert and Nicole separately left in the evening. Reportedly, OJ Simpson shared with Pardo that he stood up, pulled his shorts down and the two engaged in a sexual encounter in the Jacuzzi. Grazia quoted Simpson alleging it was ‘as messed up as you can possibly get’ and OJ caused Jenner so much pain that she needed medical assistance. However, Simpson refused to take her to the hospital. ALSO READ: Kim Kardashian's Mother Cringes At Reports That OJ Simpson's 'Manhood' Made Her Seek Medical Intervention
Norman Pardo mentions that footballer OJ Simpson shared this with him in a limo ride to an Atlanta nightclub in 2003. This encounter was allegedly the reason for the split of both the couples. Kris Jenner and Robert Kardashian divorced in 1991, and Jenner later married Bruce Jenner, with whom she has two kids, Kylie and Kendall Jenner.
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