There’s plenty of preferential treatment when it comes to the law for the stars of today, but Khloe Kardashian insists her early release from prison had nothing to do with her celebrity status.

The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star revealed on Ryan Seacrest’s KIIS-FM radion show that she was sent home early because of a number of bomb threats on the prison itself. According to Khloe, the prison wardens blamed her for the threats, and wanted her out quick-smart in the hopes that the threats would stop.

“As soon as I got to Lynwood, there were three bomb threats, and so they put me in solitary confinement,” Khloe said on the radio show Monday morning.

“A warden came down to see me and said, ‘You’re the one causing all the problems here… There’s all these bomb threats, and we’re thinking it’s for you.’

“They released me early because I was a threat to the prison.”

Kardashian added: “There’s 2,500 inmates in there, and they [had] 2,515 [when I was there]. So they were overcrowded, but [my release was] because of the hysteria.”

“The whole prison was on lockdown,” the 24-year-old continued. “It was actually really scary.”

However, despite the hysteria, Kardashian was still forced to watch an educational video about “how to be a good inmater, how to avoid staph infections,” something she says will stick in her mind for a long time to come.

“[It] was an intense video… disgusting visuals,” Khloe said.

Though she was only in the slammer for a short time, that doesn’t mean the reality star has been let off the hook. Kardashian confirmed that she still has to attend all of her classes and pay a fine for her DUI conviction (which she blamed on the death of her father).

“”I still have to go and do all of my classes and everything else and still pay. It’s so much money!” she whined. “It’s been heartache for my family.”

The reality star was originally due to serve time in a downtown Los Angeles county jail, but was moved to the Lynwood, California facility because of some unknown “complications.” She was booked in on Friday, but was released just 173 minutes later, making her prison stay one of the shortest for a celebrity in recent times.

Since her release, Kardashian has vowed that she’s learnt her lesson, and will “never” drink and drive again.

“One drink, and you could get pulled over!” she said. “Have a friend drive you, leave your car there, it’s not worth it.”

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Khloe Kardashian, Kim Kardashian’s younger and not-as-hot sister, has been sentenced to 30 days in a county jail.

The youngest star of reality show Keeping Up With The Kardashians, who was booked for DUI back in March 2007, admitted that she’d violated her 36 months probation, a stunt which will see her thrown in the slammer on Friday.

Khloe said that she’d “failed to comply” with her Cal Trans requirements (a form of community service or labour), and had not bothered to enroll in her alcohol education program as was instructed by the judge. For her violation, Ms. Kardashian was ordered to “re-enroll” in the alcohol program, as well as serve 30 days in prison.

But as we’ve seen before, celebrities rarely serve the full term of their sentences. And since daddy was a high-profile lawyer, I have a feeling Khloe’s 30 days could turn into something more like 30 seconds…

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Kim Kardashian, mum and the girls celebrated Khloe Kardashian’s birthday at Pure Nightclub on the weekend.

Of course, there wouldn’t be much point to a Kim Kardashian photo without her her butt stealing the show.

More pics after the link.