Corey Gamble keeps Kris Jenner ‘grounded’
Kris Jenner and Corey Gamble are ‘great partners for each other’
Kris Jenner and Corey Gamble’s longstanding relationship took centre stage.
It is worth noting here that Kris and Corey's romance started in 2014 and it’s been 12 years since their relationship began.
As the longtime couple appeared to celebrate the opening night of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles in mid September, a source revealed to People Magazine that the couple balances both love and independence. Moreover, they are “great partners for each other.”
“They can spend time apart and come right back together like they never left,” the source said.
Adding, “They don’t need to be together all the time. They enjoy being together but also love pursuing life on their own.”
Further speaking about Corey, the source said, “He is steady and caring. He keeps Kris grounded.”
Noting, “They’ve never talked about getting married. They are happy where they are right now.”
Previously, on the Khloe in Wonderland podcast, Kris opened up about her breakup rumors with Corey, saying, “it probably bothered maybe him more than it bothered me.”
She went on to say, “I don’t really have time to dwell on things because I’m so busy, and I have such natural distraction with my real life and the things that really matter to me, my grandchildren, my children, me, my mom, CeCe, Corey, all of us.”
While about her wedding rumors, Kris teased, “You never know.”
“You just never know. I’m full of surprises,” she added at the time.
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