Khloe Kardashian's friends and family staged a 'marital intervention' to persuade her to file for divorce from husband Lamar Odom.
The reality TV star, who ended her marriage to the former basketball star in December after he allegedly cheated on her and used drugs, found it difficult to make the decision alone and sisters Kim and Kourtney joined friend Malika Haqq to give her advice.
Khloe was seen on 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' last night (09.03.14) speaking to Kim, who told her: "You will feel guilty for awhile, thinking, is there more I could have done?"
She added that she felt guilty for "a year" after separating from her second husband, Kris Humpries, after just 72 days of marriage, to which Khloe replied: "Oh, stop. This is torture. I can't!"
The episode saw Khloe, 29, and her family discussing her troubled marriage to Lamar, 34, who has only been heard during phone calls during the recent series.
Kim opened up to viewers and said: "As much as I love Lamar, it's just so hard to see your sister live in this relationship where you don't know when she's going to speak to him next."
She said Khloe had given up her life for the past couple of years to try and get her marriage back on track and claims watching the situation unfold was "heart-breaking."
Khloe admitted: "For me, it's hard to make a decision just alone" and Kim assured her they wanted to help, as she wiped away tears and said: "We know it's hard on you. You've told him, 'Come fix this marriage!' "
Later on, Kris Jenner told Khloe: "I heard you actually filed [for divorce] today", before telling the cameras, "It's so hard to watch my daughter go through this heartbreak."

Charlie Sheen has given up drinking.
The 'Anger Management' actor - who was fired from 'Two and a Half Men' in 2010 because of his wild partying and erratic behaviour - is said to have embarked on a detox programme because the show is close to going into syndication so he knows it is important to stay focused because of the financial benefits of the sitcom continuing to thrive.
A source told RadarOnline.com: "It's all about dollar signs for Charlie. He knows that if he can keep himself together and keep 'Anger Management' going strong, it will pay off big time.
"So for the last two weeks he's completely stopped drinking and has been detoxing. He's taking it really seriously!"
The 48-year-old star's fiancée, Brett Rossi, is said to be instrumental in his decision to get "healthy", and she has also taken control of his finances.
The source said: "Brett is cleaning house in more ways than one.
"She's been cracking down on the way Charlie frivolously spends his money and she's also keen to get him healthy. Charlie's not someone to usually be bossed around, but he's so head over heels for Brett and respects her and knows that she just has his best interests at heart."
It was recently claimed that Charlie had thrown 'Anger Management's filming schedule into chaos with a number of absences.
However, his spokesperson denied the claims, telling The Hollywood Reporter: "We did not shoot last week because another member of the cast was sick. Charlie is always ready, willing and able to shoot 'Anger Management' and looks forward to returning on Monday."

Dame Judi Dench and Jude Law are among the 2014 Olivier Award nominees.
The British stars have earned Best Actress and Best Actor nominations, respectively, at the annual awards ceremony which recognises outstanding theatre productions and performances, ranging from plays, musicals and dance.
Judi - who was recently nominated for an Oscar for 'Philomena' - leads the Best Actress race for 'Peter and Alice', competing against Hayley Atwell ('The Pride'), Anna Chancellor ('Private Lives') and Lesley Manville ('Ghost').
Meanwhile, Jude is up for Best Actor for his regal performance in 'Henry V', however, he faces stiff competition from fellow screen star Tom Hiddleston for 'Coriolanus', as well as Rory Kinnear ('Othello') and Henry Goodman ('The Resistible Rise Of Arturo Ui').
Film director Sam Mendes' new stage adaptation of 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' leads the way for most nominations this year, tying Stephen Sondheim's 'Merrily We Roll Along' with seven nods apiece.
The boundary-pushing 'The Book of Mormon' from 'South Park' creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker has notched up six nods, as has 'The Scottsboro Boys'.
Mark Rubinstein, president of governing body the Society of London Theatre, said: "Congratulations to all of this year's Olivier Award nominees whose incredible talents lit up the West End and contributed to another record-breaking year."
The Olivier Awards take place on 13 April at London's Royal Opera House.

2014 Olivier Awards, selected nominations:

BBC Radio 2 Audience Award:
'Les Misérables' at the Queen's Theatre
'Matilda the Musical' at the Cambridge Theatre
'The Phantom of the Opera' at Her Majesty's Theatre
'Wicked' at the Apollo Victoria Theatre

MasterCard Best New Musical:
'The Book of Mormon' at the Prince of Wales Theatre
'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane
'Once' at the Phoenix Theatre
'The Scottsboro Boys' at the Young Vic

Best Revival:
'The Amen Corner' at the National Theatre, Olivier
'Ghosts' at the Almeida Theatre & Trafalgar Studios
'Othello' at the National Theatre, Olivier
'Private Lives' at the Gielgud Theatre

Best Musical Revival:
'Merrily We Roll Along' at the Harold Pinter Theatre
'The Sound of Music' at the Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
'Tell Me on a Sunday' at the St James Theatre & the Duchess Theatre

Best New Play
'1984' at the Almeida Theatre
'Chimerica' at the Almeida Theatre & Harold Pinter Theatre
'The Night Alive' at the Donmar Warehouse
'Peter and Alice' at the Noël Coward Theatre

Best New Comedy:
'The Duck House' at the Vaudeville Theatre
'The Full Monty' at the Noël Coward Theatre
'Jeeves & Wooster in Perfect Nonsense' at the Duke of York's Theatre
'The Same Deep Water As Me' at the Donmar Warehouse

Best Actor:
Henry Goodman for 'The Resistible Rise Of Arturo Ui' at the Duchess Theatre
Tom Hiddleston for 'Coriolanus' at the Donmar Warehouse
Rory Kinnear for 'Othello' at the National Theatre, Olivier
Jude Law for 'Henry V' at the Noël Coward Theatre

Best Actress:
Hayley Atwell for 'The Pride' at the Trafalgar Studios
Anna Chancellor for 'Private Lives' at the Gielgud Theatre
Judi Dench for 'Peter and Alice' at the Noël Coward Theatre
Lesley Manville for 'Ghosts' at the Almeida Theatre & Trafalgar Studios

Best Actor in a Supporting Role:
Ron Cook for 'Henry V' at the Noël Coward Theatre
Mark Gatiss for 'Coriolanus' at the Donmar Warehouse
Jack Lowden for 'Ghosts' at the Almeida Theatre & Trafalgar Studios
Ardal O'Hanlon for 'The Weir' at the Donmar Warehouse & the Wyndham's Theatre

Best Actress in a Supporting Role:
Sharon D Clarke for 'The Amen Corner' at the National Theatre, Olivier
Sarah Greene for 'The Cripple Of Inishmaan' at the Noël Coward Theatre
Katherine Kingsley for 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' at the Noël Coward Theatre
Cecilia Noble for 'The Amen Corner' at the National Theatre, Olivier

Best Actor in a Musical:
Gavin Creel for 'The Book of Mormon' at the Prince of Wales Theatre
Jared Gertner for 'The Book of Mormon' at the Prince of Wales Theatre
Douglas Hodge for 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Kyle Scatliffe for 'The Scottsboro Boys' at the Young Vic

Best Actress in a Musical:
Rosalie Craig for 'The Light Princess' at the National Theatre, Lyttelton
Zrinka Cvitešić for 'Once' at the Phoenix Theatre
Jenna Russell for 'Merrily We Roll Along' at the Harold Pinter Theatre
Charlotte Wakefield for 'The Sound of Music' at the Regent's Park Open Air Theatre

Best Performance in a Supporting Role in a Musical:
Stephen Ashfield for 'The Book of Mormon' at the Prince of Wales Theatre
Colman Domingo for 'The Scottsboro Boys' at the Young Vic
Josefina Gabrielle for 'Merrily We Roll Along' at the Harold Pinter Theatre
Nigel Planer for 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane

Vanessa Hudgens was glued to her phone when spotted leaving yoga class in Studio City, California. The 'Spring Breakers' actress wore a black hoodie and bright pink shorts as she carried her exercise essentials.

Rihanna sparked romance rumours with Drake as enjoyed a dinner date with him at Nobu restaurant in London. She wrapped up in a red and blue hoodie and ripped jeans as she left, before heading to a recording studio with the 'Hypher' rapper.

Anne Hathaway curled up with a good novel whilst lounging in a cabana following a day at Miami beach with her husband Adam Shulman. The 'Les Miserables' actress wore a striped tank top and protected herself from the sunshine with a trilby hat and sungl...

Kylie Jenner and Jaden Smith made a quick stop at Ralph's Supermarket in Calabasas, California. Kylie showed off her hipster style in a black crop top and leather jacket with a plaid shirt around her waist, while Jaden sported an unusual headband.

Emma Roberts and fiance Evan Peters looked a little worse for wear as they took a stroll around Hollywood market. Emma - who appeared to be make-up free - wore a black t-shirt and leopard print scarf as she walked alongside her beau.

Jessica Alba opted for a boho inspired maxi dress for a shopping trip at Whole Foods in Beverly Hills. The actress paired the dress with a leather jacket and darks sunglasses.

Olivia Munn looks showed off her legs in short floral print dress as she signed autographs at LAX airport in Los Angeles. 'The Newsroom' actress was gave her pretty dress a rock edge by throwing on a leather biker jacket and dark sunglasses.

Paloma Faith opted for an androgynous style when she headed to the BBC studios in London wearing a black blazer and a crisp white shirt. She styled her hair into vintage inspired curls and wore a stroke of red lipstick.

Mel B was all smiles as she strolled through an airport in Sydney, Australia. The former Spice Girl dressed down in a white sweater and ripped jeans and held onto her handbag while her husband Stephen Belafonte was left on luggage duty.