Kendra Wilkinson, Hank Baskett Divorce: Former Playboy Playmate Talks Hank Baskett’s Scandal, Says ‘I’ve Come Very Close To Divorcing Him’ [PHOTO]
She's been criticized often for not divorcing her husband Hank Baskett after rumors circulated that he had cheated on her with a transsexual model, but Kendra Wilkinson is now speaking out about the scandal, and admitting that divorce is still an option.
Kendra Wilkinson Doesn't 'Know What To Believe'
"Overall he was denying the whole thing," she told E's! Guiliana Rancic. "I don't know what to believe. Yes, I'm seriously mad at Hank because I know something happened. I've come very close to divorcing him already."
Wilkinson has begun opening up for the first time about the scandal, one week ahead of the premiere of season 3 of her We TV reality show Kendra on Top, which is set to tell the true story of what happened between her and Baskett after the story broke at the end of June.
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And though many have accused her of making up the scandal simply to improve the ratings of her show, Wilkinson denied the allegations, saying she wished she could think up such a thing, but never would.
"I wish we did," she said. "It is the most insulting thing out of all of this, that people think that this is fake. I would never do this to myself. You know, I would never degrade myself like that."
Wilkinson has also been giving exclusive interviews to People Magazine since she officially began talking to the press about the affair, and admitted that sending her son, Hank IV, to New Mexico with his father when the story broke was one of the hardest things she had to do, but she stands by her decision because it kept him out of the spotlight.
"It was so gross to me, but I knew in the back of my mind that he's a great father, and is the only one who could protect his son," she told the magazine. "If he'd stayed here, he'd have been hounded. If I took him to preschool, to the movies, I would not feel safe. But giving Little Hank to Hank to go to New Mexico was probably the hardest thing I've ever had to do in my life."
