Haven't you got enough on already? Khloe Kardashian goes for a slap dunk as she piles on the make-up courtside

As the wife of a basketball player Khloe Kardashian knows all eyes are on her when she goes to a game.
And although she was made-up to perfection at the Clippers game the X Factor US host decided to pile on the powder and glossy ipstick courtside.
Eventually her pals were persuaded to tell the 28-year-old reality starlet to stash her compact in her designer bag as people were starting to become distracted.

Made-up enough? Khloe makes sure she has enough powder under her eyes at the game

Khloe's husband Lamar Odom plays for the Los Angeles Clippers and luckily her make-up mishap didn't distract the team from defeating rivals the Phoenix Suns by the final score of 117-99 at Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles.

 

Reality starlet Khloe has been taking her new groomed regime incredibly seriously appearing on various chat shows in her own clothing range the Kardashian Kollection.
However, she did eventually leave her face alone and must have realised that her husband had won as she later tweeted: 'Congrats Clippers!'

I'm watching! Khloe combines cheering with plumping up her lips with some gloss

On Jay Leno the audience were even treated to seeing Khloe giving an enthusiastic rendition of Happy Birthday.
Unphased by the clip, despite her job now being to host a singing competition, Kardashian joked: 'That's some talent right there.'
She has been on the promotional trail recently as the Kardashian sisters continue to launch their clothing collection

Finally, they have got her attention! Khloe is distracted by her husband playing

It was only last week that she was on Ellen Degeneres' show discussing her family Christmas card.
The 28-year-old reality starlet was unable to attend the photoshoot for the annual Kardashian-Jenner holiday card, and so she and husband Lamar Odom, 33, had to be added in later with the help of some computer wizardry.
Appearing on Ellen DeGeneres' talk show, Khloe said: 'We pretend that we're always together. The powers of cameras and Photoshop.'