Kendra Wilkinson considering divorce after husband's alleged affair, report says

Having trouble forgiving her husband after his alleged affair with Ava Sabrina London, Kendra Wilkinson, 29, is thinking about divorcing her Hank Baskett, 31, according to US Weekly. 

The couple have been living apart after Kendra kicked Hank out of their home on June 20, after which she was left to take care of their two young children by herself. Their living situation could become permanent as Kendra considers a divorce.

Although Hank has insisted to Kendra that he didn’t cheat on her with transgender YouTube model Ava Sabrina, Kendra was photographed not wearing her wedding ring, and one report alleges that she flushed it down the toilet in anger.

The couple, who are parents to Hank IV, 4, and Alijah, 2 months, have been in therapy trying to work on their issues. Despite this, Hank and Kendra are now headed for a divorce, according to a new report from Us Weekly. 

“She’s hurt by Hank and doesn’t think their marriage can recover,” a source told the mag. Kendra is “humiliated” in the aftermath of the affair and “doesn’t know how therapy will change that.”

Kendra isn’t rushing to make the decision to end their five-year marriage, however. “She’s focused on her kids now. She’ll decide after the summer,” adds Us Weekly's source.

Hank and Ava’s affair allegedly occurred in April 2014, when Kendra was 8 months pregnant with Alijah. 

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Mont. Man reunited with bird that lost in a divorce

BUTTE, Mont. (AP) — A Great Falls man who lost his ara in a divorce more than five years ago has been reunited with the bird, thanks to a friend.

Mike Taylor picked up the 25-year-old he calls "Love Love" of Montana Parrot exotic Bird Sanctuary & in Butte on Sunday.

Taylor said that his wife sold the bird after a nasty divorce. "Kind of been looking for him all the time," he said.

A friend of Taylor, Steven Campbell, recently sighted bird during a visit to the shrine.

It took some time for Campbell to convince Taylor. Then Taylor had to convince founder Lori McAlexander sanctuary. But she said she knew things about the bird that could know only one previous owner, as if he was blind in one eye, said "love love" and liked to play peek-a-boo.

The bird was surrendered to the sanctuary a couple of years ago, after a woman so hard that requested medical assistance, bit McAlexander said.

"I don't even deal with him because he, he exclaimed," he said.

Love appeared to recognize immediately Taylor.

"Hanging upside down already, let me grab its beak makes her peeky-boo, love to slide your head," said Taylor, who has called the "heart touching reunion."

"He is the same again already, he really is. I mean, he (does). "

Taylor also has original bird cage had returned after a search on Craigslist. A woman who got the contents of storage units of his ex-wife has agreed to give him the cage back at no charge.

"It's kind of weird how he's getting his pecker and the cage," McAlexander said.

Taylor said that initially the bird in a sanctuary in Salt Lake City, after it was saved by a woman who reportedly beat him with a broom.

Ara can live up to 50 years, according to the San Diego Zoo.

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