Time for another update in the divorce of Keeping Up with the Kardashians stars Kris and Bruce Jenner. Bruce was recently photographed still wearing his wedding ring, but in a shocking turn of events, the former Olympian has ditched his shiny, red nail polish. These latest developments come after years of sex change rumors.
Sometimes Bruce Jenner can be hard a guy to figure out. The world famous athlete/reality star has been making some interesting choices as of late.
And one of those has to be Bruce's decision to wear bright red nail polish when celebrating his 65th birthday. As fabulous as those nails were, the Olympic icon recently removed the nail color, but there's one puzzling accessory he has yet to take off-his wedding ring.
Despite divorcing his longtime wife, Kris Jenner, E! Online tells readers that Bruce loves his wedding ring more than his nail polish:
"Wedding ring? Check. Ponytail? Check. It's one of Bruce's favorite looks, although he has let his long hair down several times...But one thing was missing: The former Olympian kept his nails bare during his coffee (or tea?) run. He made headlines last week, on his 65th birthday, when he was photographed sitting in a car and sporting red nail polish."
Of course, his nail color isn't the most valuable thing he recently parted ways with.
That distinction belongs to Jenner's onetime Hidden Hills home. TMZ was among the first to report that Bruce signed over his rights to the mansion that he and Kris shared:
"Bruce Jenner may have snagged Kris Jenner's best friend ... but he's giving up something probably way more valuable...Bruce signed documents...giving up his share of their Hidden Hills house to Kris in their divorce property settlement."
What do you think about the latest photos? Were you surprised to see Bruce's new look? What do you think is going on there? Is it fair that Bruce had to give up the house to Kris?
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