Kris And Bruce Jenner have filed for divorce, and now the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" matriarch has opened up about maintaining a professional relationship with her former husband.
According to a report from E!Online, Kris opened up about her and Bruce Jenner's divorce in an interview with Giuliana Rancic for an upcoming episode of "Beyond Candid With Giuliana".
The "momager" of the famous Kardashian-Jenner clan explained how she began managing careers by first handling that of her ex-husband's.
Kris Jenner explained: "I felt like, nobody was tapping into his talent and his fantastic ability to really motivate an entire crowd of people."
She narrated: "So we would hand make these PR kits and we would hand-deliver it to everybody we could think of and mail it to speakers bureaus around the country."
"We sat back and waited for the phone to ring and the phone rang," Kris Jenner shared.
The Kris and Bruce Jenner divorce filing took place 11 months after the celebrity couple announced their separation.
The reality TV couple seem to still maintain a professional and personal relationship even after their split. The two celebrated their 23rd wedding anniversary last April. They also still spend a lot of time together, said the E!Online report.
"I love so hard. Like if I fall in love with you, whether it's my girlfriends or my kids. The people in my life, I just love really hard," Kris Jenner said about her and Bruce Jenner's divorce.
However, Kris and Bruce Jenner's divorce seem to have affected their children, particularly their youngest daughter, Kylie Jenner.
The 17-year-old reality star posted an Instagram photo last September 22 that showed a typewritten quote, which read: "I discovered that our disconnect was never because of the insecurities we felt, but rather the emptiness we created when we failed to make sense of ourselves."
According to Kylie Jenner news from Hollywood Life, the young girl's "disconnect" and "emptiness" is most like due to her parents' confirmed separation.
The couple noted in the divorce documents that they are separating due to irreconcilable differences.
