Kris and Bruce Jenner divorce: Kendall shares heartbreaking throwback photo of her parents next to heart symbol

Kendall took to social media to share how she felt about mum Kris filling for divorce from dad Bruce after marrying back in 1991

Kendall posted a shot of her parents taken in 1990

They announced they were separating last year, but days ago Kris Jenner officially filed for divorce from Bruce Jenner after marrying back in 1991.

Clearly upset about their decision to officially end their marriage, daughter Kendall took to Instagram to express how she felt.

Next to a throwback picture of her parents in black tie taken in 1990 at the 52nd Annual Pioneer of the Year Awards, the 18-year-old simply posted a heart symbol.

Meanwhile, the rest of the Kardashian-Jenner clan have remained tight-lipped on the sad news.


Bruce Jenner and Kris Kardashian during 52nd Annual Pioneer of the Year Awards in 1990

Earlier this week the momager cited "irreconcilable differences" for the ending of her marriage, and reportedly filed the papers without any lawyers at LA County Courthouse.

In court papers, obtained by the site, Kris requests joint custody of the couple's 17-year-old daughter Kylie, and wants to keep her own jewellery as well as all assets from the date of separation.

The documents cites June 1 2013 as their date of separation.

But according to TMZ, the divorce could already be a done deal, and the site claims the pair have agreed to a property split and worked out their settlement with business managers.

The head of the Kardashian klan married Bruce back in 1991, but the pair announced they were going their separate ways last year.

@kimkardashian / instagramA picture from the Jenner's wedding day

Speaking about her marriage breakdown last October, the Kardashian matriarch explained the couple split because their relationship became "unhealthy".

During a podcast interview with Kathy Gifford, Kris said there was no hard feelings.

“We are better people and happier just spending time apart than we are spending time together. We decided this was best for our family.

“We came to a place where this isn’t healthy, the way we were treating each other.”