I worked in Vegas brothel where Lamar Odom overdosed – it’s HAUNTED by former owner and needs an exorcism

THE Las Vegas brothel where former basketball star Lamar Odom once overdosed is haunted by the ghost of its former owner, according to a sex worker who worked there.

Alice Little, one of the highest-earning licensed sex workers in the country, used to work at the Love Ranch brothel near Las Vegas.

The Mega AgencyThe infamous Love Ranch was sold to a buyer for an undisclosed amount[/caption]

Instagram/Alice LittleAlice Little claims that the brothel is haunted after the former owner Dennis Hof died there[/caption]

But she claims that the location is in need of an exorcism after the death of owner Denis Hof, who died in his sleep at the brothel following his 72 birthday.

The ranch, which is located about 80 miles outside of Sin City, is currently closed but sold earlier this year to a new owner for $1.2million.

“I have no doubt that the ghost of Dennis will haunt the halls of the Love Ranch if it were to reopen,” Little told the Daily Star.

She also claims Hoff’s ghost might grope sex workers at night.

She said: “I wouldn’t put it past his ghost to cop a feel in the middle of the night and scare the living daylights out of a slumbering sex worker.

“Sex workers are very spiritual people and we’re extremely superstitious.

“I definitely believe that some sort of exorcism or spiritual ceremony should take place prior to reopening the brothel.”

The property is 10,500 square feet and includes 15 master suites that are complete with luxurious finishes, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Included in the property is a 2,500 square foot corner bar and two kitchens, among other touches.

Former NBA star and reality TV personality Lamar Odom was found unconscious at the brothel in October 2015.

He ended up on life support at a local hospital after overdosing.

In his book, Darkness to Light, which was published in 2019, the ex-LA Lakers forward detailed more of his experience.

“There was an unholy concoction of cocaine, cognac, and cannabis coursing through my veins,” Odom wrote in the book.

Hof claimed he had no knowledge of his alleged drug use.

After his recovery, Odom shared on The View in 2019 that he believed Hof tried to kill him at the brothel.

“I don’t know if he tried to poison me, or … I don’t know what he had against me,” Odom said.

Little also shared that other brothels in the area are also haunted.

“Other famous brothels, such as the Mustang Ranch in Storey County, are rumoured to be haunted.

“They have been featured on programs like ‘Ghost Adventures’ and the bed Dennis died in is now showcasing at a museum in Vegas,” Little told the Star.

Regardless of the removal of the bedroom Hof died in, Little still thinks the brothel will be haunted.

“That’s where his spirit will reside, no matter where the bedroom furniture ended up,” Little said to the outlet.

Even though Little had fond memories working at Love Ranch, she still thinks the place will be creepy because of what’s happened there.

“Dennis was well known to be very handsy and flirtatious with the sex workers,” Little said to the outlet.

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Getty ImagesLamar Odom overdosed at the brothel in 2015. In 2019, he claimed the Hof tried to kill him[/caption]

Getty – ContributorDennis Hof died in his sleep at the brothel following his 72 birthday[/caption]