Miranda Kerr recently opened up about her divorce from Orlando Bloom during a podcast episode of “We Need to Talk.” The model, who was married to the actor for three years before their separation in 2013, emphasized the importance of maintaining a positive and harmonious relationship for the sake of their son, Flynn.
In her candid discussion, Kerr reflected on the breakup, acknowledging that their relationship was “not bringing out the best in each other.” Despite this, she expressed that they opted to focus on the well-being of their child rather than harboring any resentment. “We agreed to put the needs of Flynn first,” she explained, highlighting the importance of forgiveness and making peace with each other.
Kerr pointed out that having a child with someone means they will always be linked as co-parents. She noted, “There are going to be situations when you’re going to need to talk if you like it or not. So why not make it harmonious? Why not make it more peaceful?” This commitment to co-parenting reflects a mature approach to their relationship post-divorce, allowing them to prioritize their son’s needs.
Having begun their relationship in 2007, the couple married in 2010 but reached their decision to separate three years later. Since then, both have moved on, with Kerr now married to Evan Spiegel, and they share three children together: Hart, Myles, and Pierre. Their dedication to nurturing a respectful bond despite their past demonstrates a hopeful perspective on co-parenting relationships.