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Kendall Jenner tweets support for Lamar Odom

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Kendall Jenner has shown her concern for Lamar Odom and has made a desperate plea on Twitter. The 19-year-old model poignantly posted, "Please don't go", expressing what fans of the basketball star are thinking and feeling.

Kendall is the first member of the Kardashian-Jenner clan who has used social media to show her support for Lamar.

Her younger sister Kylie abruptly cut off a live stream saying, "Had to end my live stream. I love you guys," shortly after she found out about Lamar's condition.

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Kendall Jenner expressed her concern on Twitter

The 35-year-old athlete was admitted to hospital on Tuesday, after being found unconscious at a legal brothel in Nevada.

According to TMZ, who first reported Lamar's hospitalisation, Khloé Kardashian's ex-husband was stabilised and then taken to Desert View Hospital in nearby Pahrump. Officials then tried to have him airlifted to Las Vegas, but 6ft 10in Lamar was too tall for the helicopter and had to be taken by ambulance to Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center, where he remained overnight.

Khloé, her sister Kim Kardashian and the pair's mum Kris Jenner all rushed to hospital on a private plane after hearing the news, to be at Lamar's side.

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The model's sisters and mum Kris Jenner have rushed to be at Lamar's side

Lamar and Khloé were married in 2009 after a whirlwind romance. The couple separated in December 2013 after Lamar suffered a relapse with his substance abuse problems and was reportedly unfaithful. They were officially divorced in July 2015.

A host of celebrities have expressed their concern for Lamar online, with NBA player Dwayne Wade tweeting: "PRAYERS all the way UP for my brother Lamar Odom!!!"

Hours later, Dwayne posted another tweet, telling fans: "I can't help but to be up right now… THINKING about my ex teammate/ friend LO… On my knees praying… please God let him pull thru…"

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