Kris, Bruce Jenner Back Together? Pair Spotted Holding Hands

Kris Jenner was pictured holding hands with estranged husband Bruce Jenner as the pair flew into Southern California after a family trip to Thailand.

Months after TMZ reported that the 64-year-old Olympic gold medalist Bruce is ready to live his life outside of the spotlight, he was spotted looking quite close to his wife Kris at a Los Angeles airport, according to E! News reports. While Kris appears with her estranged husband while smiling with her hand in his after returning from Thailand with their daughters, Khloe, Kendall , Kylie and Kim, they have been vocal about separating since last year.

Although they eventually decided to move forward with living separate lives, the Jenners have insisted that their family is intact despite the announcement of their separation last year.

"I'm doing great. Kris is happy, I'm happy. Nobody is filing for divorce," Bruce previously told People after the announcement of their separation. "Kris has her own place and I have my own place. There's no animosity. Everything is good."

Kris also echoed Bruce's sentiments.

"We're actually really good. Bruce and I are best friends and we actually have a lot of mutual love and respect for one another," Jenner previously told Entertainment Tonight. "So I think that when you read into a lot of the rubbish that's being printed and on the internet and on the tabloids it's just crap. Nobody knows what's going on except Bruce or [myself] but we're just fabulous."

Bruce let it be known that he is not interested in dating, but only in focusing on his family.

"No! We're not going there. I have my family, I have my kids," Jenner previously told People magazine. "All my time is filled."

Despite the rumors that Bruce no longer wanted to participate in "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" filming, Kris denied those claims saying, "We film together every day."

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