Her parent's split may have made all the headlines, but according to Kendall Jenner, “nothing has really changed,” since Kris Jenner and Bruce Jenner decided to call it quits.
Speaking to ABC News, she revealed that of course she was sad to hear the news, but tried not to let it bring her down too much. ''It sucked, but... I try to think of it as it's not the worst thing that could have happened,” she revealed. ''I still am so close with both my dad and my mom. Nothing has really changed, except for the fact that now my dad lives on a beach, which is awesome. That's not that bad ... everybody's happy.''
Kendall says everyone is happy with Bruce and Kris' split (FameFlynet)
Kris, meanwhile has also kept a positive attitude regarding the separation, telling The Today Show, "I think that at some point in your life you have to make a decision to do what's right for your family and the kids. I think that we decided to be grown-ups. We decided we're just better apart than we are together but we're still really good friends."
And as for any new ladies in Bruce's life, the momager wishes him well with them. “I just want him to be happy," she continued. "I don't care who he goes out with and I don't know who he's dating. He doesn't check in with me and give me a play-by-play. But it's his life and you just want the guy to be happy. He's still the father of two of my children and so we're friends."
Kris and Bruce announced their split in 2013 (FameFlynet)
Luckily, the feeling appears to be mutual, with Bruce happily accepting that his estranged wife may be moving on with rumoured boyfriend, Corey Gamble. A source told Contact Music, ''There's no point [in feeling jealous]. He's not competing with Corey for anything. As far as Bruce is concerned, Corey is living in Bruce's shadow. Everything that the young man is doing, Bruce has already done. And he's done everything with Kris, everything.
"Bruce really doesn't care about Kris and Corey per se. He can have Kris. Seriously, Bruce doesn't care. 'He's more concerned with his children and step-children loving him. As long as they still love him, call him on his birthday and show up for him and continue to call him 'Dad,' that's all that matters.''
