Kris Jenner Talks Khloe Kardashian Divorce

Kris Jenner, the Kardashian matriarch and manager, may be relieved that her daughter Khloe Kardashian has decided to get a divorce.

Lamar Odom, the 34-year-old NBA free agent, has made headlines in recent months for allegedly stepping out on his marriage to Kardashian and battling with a drug addiction. While numerous media outlets have speculated about the possibility of the 29-year-old "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" star's marital woes, she officially filed for divorce due to irreconcilable differences recently, according to The Hollywood Life reports.

While Jenner insists that her daughter is going through a tough process, she spoke about the relief that comes with it.

"I think that when you have a tough decision to make and you finally make it, it's always a relief to come through that process, but it is a process," Jenner told E! recently. "So we'll see."

Still, Jenner insisted that Kardashian is remaining strong.

"Khloe really is so great," Jenner told E!. "She's strong and…the good news is that she's busy and you know, keeps her real busy. But she's good."

However, the matriarch admits that her daughter is also sensitive.

"She's got such a big heart but she also is very sensitive. She's got that tougher exterior and sensitive inside, but she's good," Jenner told E! "She's got all of us all around her and I'll see her later, and yeah, she's good. I was with her yesterday and she's a gift. She's one of my biggest blessings."

Khloe revealed that while she has struggled with Odom for years, things have gotten progressively worse over the course of her four year marriage.

"A lot has been going on the past couple years just with me and Lamar and I made that choice just to keep that in my marriage," Khloe revealed in her individual confessional moment on the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" show. "But lately it's getting bigger...sometimes things are bigger than yourself."

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