Kris Jenner and Corey Gamble’s tense public squabbles explained: ‘Not the easiest person to tame’
Kris Jenner and Corey Gamble are well past the honeymoon stage.
The two “get on each other’s nerves” occasionally, an insider told the Daily Mail on Wednesday of the couple’s relationship and their recent public squabbles.
“Kris and Corey will have these fights from time to time as they get on each other’s nerves like any couple,” the source said.
Jenner, 69, and Gamble, 44, were photographed having a tense exchange while attending Beyoncé’s final “Cowboy Carter” show last Saturday in Las Vegas.
According to the source, the spat was simply a typical fight between the two.
“Kris is not the easiest person to tame and keep at ease, and Corey usually lets her be. But sometimes, he can’t take it and hits back and it all kicks off. This recent exchange was one of those moments,” the insider explained.
“They’re just a couple that gets sick of each other at times. These brief bust-ups are probably the most honest and relatable trait she has with people.”
Jenner’s rep didn’t immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
Jenner was snapped walking away from Gamble in the VIP section at Beyoncé’s show after what an eyewitness described as a “visibly tense” exchange.
The onlooker said Jenner’s daughter Khloé Kardashian appeared to try to “reassure” a “frustrated” Gamble afterward with calming hand motions.
Jenner and Gamble have been dating since 2014.
Kris later shared fun moments with A-list pals Oprah Winfrey, Gayle King and Tyler Perry from the concert on her Instagram — but didn’t include Gamble.
The lovers’ quarrel followed another unhappy moment captured on video between the couple at Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez’s wedding in Venice, Italy, last month.
Jenner appeared to get annoyed at her longtime boyfriend over riding in a water taxi as they left the wedding. A lip reader claimed to the Daily Mail that Jenner insisted she wanted to ride alone.
“What are you doing? Do you need to talk?” she allegedly asked Gamble. “I told you … for God’s sake … I’d like to travel alone.”