Kim Kardashian is reportedly still going ahead with her divorce from Kanye, despite reconciliation rumours
Kim Kardashian is reportedly "still moving forward" with her divorce from Kanye West, despite recent rumours that there could be a reunion between the pair.
The news comes after Kim's hosting appearance on Saturday Night Live over the weekend, with Kanye apparently helping Kim with her prep for the show. The rapper was also reportedly "supportive" of Kim's performance, watching in the audience, with the pair also pictured leaving a New York hotel together.
Despite Kim filing for divorce from Kanye back in February, we've seen plenty of speculation in recent months claiming that the couple could potentially be back on.
However, now, sources close to the pair have shut down rumours, saying that the divorce is "still moving forward" and that Kimye are just "friends".
Sharing an update, one insider reportedly told PEOPLE, "Kim and Kanye are friends, but that's it. She is still moving forward with the divorce."
The source continued, "She loves having Kanye's support though. They were not in a good place around the time Kim filed for divorce. She is so happy that things are better now. It's all very beneficial for the kids."
Meanwhile, another insider revealed to Page Six that the pair are "not back together", but that they'll always "support each other".
The second source explained that "Nothing's changed," adding, "They are not back together. He is still her family, and they are friends. They’ve been working on their friendship for the kids, and continue to support each other. He’ll always be her family, and they’ll always support each other."
This latest update comes among reports that Kanye has put his Wyoming ranch up for sale after buying a $57 million (£42 million) mansion in Malibu, which could mean that he's set to spend more time in California near the rest of the Kardashian-Jenner family.
It's thought that Kanye has listed his Wyoming property for $11 million (£8 million), according to PEOPLE, after he originally bought the land for $14 million (£10 million), TMZ reported at the time.
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