Kris and Bruce Jenner split to air on Kardashians TV show

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Bruce Jenner and his wife Kris arrive at the 44th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards in Las Vegas, in this file picture taken April 5, 2009.
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The new series of 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' will show how Kris and Bruce Jenner are dealing with the end of their 22-year marriage.  

The former couple announced Tuesday they are ending their marriage and fans will get to see how they are coping living separate lives in the upcoming series of their E! reality show.
According to gossip website TMZ, the new episodes will see the pair living separately but coming together at several family events and Bruce was even spotted filming with their daughters Kylie, 16, and Kendall, 17, just hours after the separation was announced.
Kris, 57, insists she and Bruce, 63, are still good friends and will always put their family first.
She told Us Weekly magazine: "We are living apart. But there is no animosity. We are united and committed to our family.
"We ended a marriage, but that's not the end of our friendship. I will always love him, but we are longer a couple in that way. We are happier this way."
As well as Kylie and Kendall, Kris has children Kourtney, 34, Kim, 32, Khloe, 29, and Rob, 26, with first husband Robert Kardashian, who died in 2003, while Bruce has four other kids from previous relationships.

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