The pair play happy families as she fears her brand will be affected by their split.
They’ve been separated for months and in that time we barely saw them in the same city, which makes Miranda Kerr and Orlando Bloom’s constant public displays of togetherness since they announced their split all the more intriguing.
Orlando was quick to tell reporters, “We’re not friends, we’re family,” but Woman’s Day’s sources close to the former couple explain the real reason they’re so keen to put on a show for the cameras: Miranda’s eagerness to “maintain her brand”.
In the week since the A-list couple revealed the end of their marriage, they’ve been working overtime to ensure a wave of good PR. Miranda, 30, and Orlando, 36, have led photographers on a succession of happy family outings with their son Flynn, 2, even kissing one another on the cheek in front of the cameras.
But in reality, the split is far less amicable than it seems and there are already reports suggesting that both parties have long checked out of their marriage. Most recently, Orlando fuelled rumours he shares more than just a working relationship with his Romeo And Juliet co-star Condola Rashad.
Read more about Miranda and Orlando’s united front in this week’s issue of Woman’s Day, on sale Monday, October 28, 2013.
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