Kris Jenner calls cheating on husband Robert Kardashian ‘One of My Biggest Regrets in Life’
OHMYGOSSIP — Kris Jenner regrets cheating on her husband Robert Kardashian. The 62-year-old matriarch married the late lawyer in 1978 and had four children – Kourtney, 39, Kim, 37, Khloé, 34, and Rob, 31 – with him and she has admitted she was devastated when he filed for divorce in 1991 after he found out about her affair with a soccer player.
Speaking in an interview with Fox News Channel’s OBJECTified, which will air this weekend, Kris said: “I married Robert when I was 22 years old and I got pregnant on my honeymoon — I had the happiest life you could’ve dreamt about. But when you’re in something, sometimes people think the grass is always greener and that was like what I think I went through at some point.
“I did [have an affair] Which wasn’t — nothing I’m proud of. When I look back on it now, probably one of my biggest regrets in my life is that that marriage fell apart. I was devastated when he filed for divorce because it made it real. Like, you think you’re going to come through this period — that was really hard for me.”
However, Kris was struck yet another blow when Robert cut off all of her credit cards. She explained: “I didn’t have anything. I went to the market one day and my credit card didn’t work. I had a market credit card and I’m like, ‘I can’t even buy a tomato.’ ”
Robert passed away in 2003 – eight weeks after he was diagnosed with esophageal cancer – at the age of 59, but Kris’ infidelity still plays on her mind and that of her kids. Khloe said recently of cheating: “I saw how it destroyed my dad. I saw what it it did to my dad so I don’t want to do that. I also saw the regret from my mom.”
Kris then went on to marry Caitlyn Jenner – formerly known as Bruce Jenner prior to her gender reassignment surgery – and has two children Kendall, 22, and Kylie, 20, with her.
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