Amid rumors of tension between the couple during the coronavirus quarantine, the reality TV star is reported to be considering to spend time apart with her husband in different houses.
- Jun 5, 2020
AceShowbiz - Kim Kardashian and Kanye West apparently haven't solved their marital issue, which has been brewing between them during their self-isolation. Amid rumors of tension between the couple during the coronavirus quarantine, the reality TV star is said to be considering to move to a separate home to avoid divorcing her husband.
"Things are tough between Kim and Kanye because they never normally spend this much time together," a source tells The Sun about the current state of Kim and Kanye's relationship. Despite their issue, the so-called insider notes, "But she doesn't want a divorce."
"She considers her marriage to Kanye and their family together a huge success - she's the only sister who is married and thinks of herself and Kanye as a power couple," the source adds. "The last thing she wants is a divorce - especially because the public backlash after her second divorce was unbearable."
The source believes that living separately would be the couple's solution to their current issue, saying, "What I think will happen is they'll spend time apart in different houses - but not divorce."
Kim and Kanye have been hit with rumors of marital issue since they're quarantining with their kids. It was previously reported that the root of the problem was the unequal division of parenting duties between them, with the SKIMS founder alleging that the Yeezy designer didn't help much in taking care of their four children.
Recently, Us Weekly also reported that the pair have different approach when it comes to their schedules. "Sometimes they are on different pages," a source told the site, noting that this, too, had them at odds at times. "She gets up early and works out and he is up late."
"Kim is working out nonstop and doing her thing. Kanye is having a harder time because he does not have a regimented routine like Kim," the source added, but assured that the two "are doing well" so far.
