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Reggie Bush Dodges Questions On Kim Kardashian Divorce

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Reggie Bush finally spoke out about his ex-girlfriend Kim Kardashian divorce from Kris Humphries after 72 days of marriage.

Bush was on a conference call Tuesday with New England reporters and one reporter at the Boston Herald “couldn’t let him go without asking” about Kim Kardashian and her much talked about divorce.

“Ha, I have no comment about that, man,” Bush said laughing. “I’m focused on football right now.” *Sounds like Kris’ interview on GMA – no one wants to talk about Kim!*

When pressed further about the short lived marriage,
“Yeah, well, I guess stranger things have happened,” adding, “But like I said, I’m focused on football and not focused on anybody else’s marriage or anything like that.”

Of course Reggie tight lip is rather surprising given   Life & Style recent report that Bush contacted Kim after hearing of her divorce to offer his support.

“Reggie reached out to Kim via text shortly after she announced she was filing for divorce to make sure she was OK,” an insider told the tabloid. “They’ve stayed in touch ever since, texting and talking. Kim was Reggie’s first love. He knows she’s hurting right now, but when the time is right, he’ll swoop in and take care of her.”

And Bush’s response to the magazine gossip, “Yeah, trust me, I’m very well aware of what goes in the magazines.”

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