Miranda Kerr opened up about her relationship with ex-husband Orlando Bloom, revealing that the two now share a bond that feels more like family than that of former partners. The model said co-parenting their son, Flynn, has become easy because Bloom is now “like a brother” to her.
Miranda Kerr Says Co-Parenting With Orlando Bloom Is Easy Because He’s Now “Like a Brother”
Speaking about their relationship, Kerr shared that she and Bloom have built a strong friendship since ending their marriage. According to the model, their focus has always been on raising their son together in a healthy environment.
While speaking to Kristin Cavallari on TMZ, Kerr said of her ex-husband, “We’ve developed such a good friendship that he’s just like part of the family.” She added, “He’s like a brother.” Kerr went on to explain that their relationship has changed over the years. They now communicate well and always put Flynn first.
The former couple married in 2010 and welcomed their son, Flynn, in 2011. They announced their separation in 2013 but have continued to maintain a close co-parenting relationship. Over the years, both have often spoken positively about one another and the importance of working together as parents.
Kerr also spoke about the extended family they have built over the years. She is now married to Snapchat co-founder Evan Spiegel, with whom she shares three sons. Bloom, meanwhile, shares daughter Daisy Dove with singer Katy Perry.
According to Kerr, everyone gets along well, making co-parenting much easier. She said there is a lot of love and respect between both families, which has helped create a positive environment for their children.
Her comments come after recent reports that Bloom and Perry ended their relationship. Despite the changes in their personal lives, Kerr made it clear that her relationship with Bloom remains strong and supportive.
The model’s latest remarks also reflect what she has said in previous interviews about modern co-parenting. Rather than holding on to the past, Kerr explained that she and Bloom have found a comfortable rhythm centered on their son and blended families.
Instead of focusing on their past marriage, the two continue to prioritize their family and maintain a close friendship.
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