Heidi Klum Confirms Divorce Rumor: 'We Have Grown Apart'

UPDATE-Heidi Klum and Seal’s divorce is STILL on. Earlier today the rumor stood that while there was trouble in paradise Heidi and Seal were working things out.   Klum was reportedly all set to file for divorce from Seal sometime next week citing irreconcilable differences. Popular Critic thought the couple may have been bit by the seven year itch – when couples inexplicable become tired of each other – which of course leads to fighting.

According to separate reports from People and Us Magazine, the Project Runway judge and her ‘Kiss From a Rose’ singer have been having terrible fights.

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A source told People,

“They’ve been fighting a lot lately, but they have no plans to announce a split right now. They’re not divorcing.”

But there’s hope according to the insider, “They seem to be doing a lot better. They’re both wearing their wedding bands.”

Another source added to US,

“Nothing is finalized or for sure. Seal flew back from the UK yesterday and he and Heidi are in the house together now. They’ve had a very rough road lately. They’re either madly in love or having crazy fights.”

It’s unclear what caused the fighting but Heidi and Seal confirmed their split in a joint statement to People,

“While we have enjoyed seven very loving, loyal and happy years of marriage, after much soul-searching we have decided to separate.”

“We have had the deepest respect for one another throughout our relationship and continue to love each other very much, but we have grown apart. This is an amicable process and protecting the well-being of our children remains our top priority, especially during this time of transition.”

“We thank our family, friends, and fans for their kind words of support. And for our children’s sake, we appreciate you respecting our privacy.”

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