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It will keep her awake! Khloe Kardashian flaunts her curves in tacky gym gear as she stops for post-workout coffee

By Dailymail.com Reporter

Posted: 8:27 p.m. EDT, December 19, 2015 | Update: 12:56 p.m. EDT, December 20, 2015

She has juggled a lot of demands on her time in recent weeks.

So it’s no surprise that Khloe Kardashian needed a little bit of caffeine on the last busy weekend before Christmas.

The 31-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians star went out for coffee on Saturday in Calabasas, Calif.

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Keep going! Khloe Kardashian needed a little caffeine on the last busy weekend before Christmas

She looked fresh after a workout, wearing her gym gear and seemingly without makeup.

The reality TV star rocked distinctive black and white patterned athletic leggings that highlighted her famous curves.

She stayed warm in a black hoodie and matched her Nike’s to her all-black outfit as well.

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Refreshment: The 31-year-old went out for coffee on Saturday in Calabasas, Calif.

Face cool in the sun, the star covered her eyes with dark glasses while carrying a red Starbucks mug.

The blonde beauty is back on the exercise cart after losing her routine during her ex-husband’s stay in the hospital.

Lamar Odom collapsed in a coma in a Las Vegas brothel, and the conscientious star has been a pillar of support during his slow but steady recovery.

Caffeine shot: face fresh in the sun, star covered her eyes with dark glasses while carrying a red Starbucks mug

Curves: She stayed warm in a black hooded top and also matched her Nike’s to her all-black outfit

Sporty spice: The reality TV star rocked distinctive black and white patterned athletic leggings that highlighted her famous curves

She also has to buy gifts for her extended family, who already have just about everything – no doubt a colossal task.

Plus, she envisions a 2016 that could be busier than ever.

In addition to filming KUWTK and appearing in I Am Cait, the Calabasas native will star in FYI’s Kocktails With Khloe and also shoot Revenge Body for Ryan Seacrest Productions.

“Late night sweat sesh”: Khloe proved her toned body isn’t like this without sweaty hard work

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Montel Williams once told an infomercial audience that Tommie Copper compression garments can not only give consumers back their movement and strength, but also “get their life back.” Now the Federal Trade Commission has settled with the Westchester, New York-area company for $ 1.35 million, arguing the company could not back up its claims.

The FTC on Tuesday announced its deal with the company, which the agency said settled accusations that Tommie Copper had deceptively marketed its copper-infused compression sleeves for the wrists, back, knees and other pain prone areas claiming to relieve severe and chronic pain from arthritis. , fibromyalgia and other conditions.

Infomercials at other times have shown Mr. Williams to be promising, “Tommie Copper is truly pain relief without the pill,” the FTC said.

The settlement, the amount of which is based on the company’s ability to pay, aims to alert consumers to the claims and “signal advertisers that they really need to have a solid basis for their claims before they broadcast them. “said Carolyn Hann. from the Consumer Protection Bureau of the FTC.

It is not clear whether people who purchased Tommie Copper products will receive any money as a result of the settlement. “Our hope is always to administer consumer remedies where possible,” Ms. Hann said. “It depends on the amount of money received and the number of consumers involved.”

Tommie Copper sponsors charity races and its products appear on athletes in magazines. A recent issue of Self Magazine featured tennis player Ana Ivanovic wearing Tommie Copper cuff sleeves. According to Ms. Hann, the FTC regulations will not prevent the company from pursuing such marketing activity. Rather, it demands that the company “have competent and reliable scientific evidence before making any future claims regarding pain relief, disease treatment or health benefits.”

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Jonathan Franks of Lucid Public Relations, a spokesperson for Mr. Williams regarding the FTC settlement, posted a statement on Twitter noting that the relationship between Mr. Williams and Tommie Copper “ended years ago.” He added that Mr. Williams is “not a party to the FTC action.”

Although Mr Williams approved the company’s products, it was the company that hired him that was at fault in the settlement, Ms Hann said. “We consider the advertiser to be ultimately responsible.”

Tommie Copper did not respond to a request for comment for this story.