Kendra Wilkinson and Hank Baskett proved that any issue can be overcome when a couple gets down and dirty in the wake of the cheating scandal that rocked their marriage last year.
Speaking to The Real, Kendra Wilkinson claimed that they have survived the greatest challenge on their marriage when Hank Baskett admitted to cheating on her with transsexual Ava London.
"Hank and I just went through a...little marital crisis, you know, a little bit ago. But, we're back to good...but our rule is to never go to sleep mad," she said. "Obviously, I've had a lot of therapy in the last couple of months,"
A major reason why they survived their marriage is the couple's two children, Hank Jr., 5, and Alijah Mary, 1.
In an earlier interview with E! News right after the cheating scandal broke out, Kendra Wilkinson said of Hank Baskett.
"He's in a lot of therapy right now. We've done some couples therapy. I don't know if him going to therapy means he's guilty. I am willing to forgive him, even if he did it," she said.
"I'm not the type of person to flip a switch and just shut my love for Hank off. I love him so much. That's why I'm in so much pain," the former Playboy playmate added.
Kendra Wilkinson said that her marriage to Hank Baskett is a lot better now.
"We are working on it every single day. It's a lot of work, 24/7, but we're both willing to put that time in and really stick it through. We're both in it for the long run, and we both have goals, and they're both the same," she explained to Us Weekly.
Kendra Wilkinson and Hank Baskett are joining four other couples in the reality show, "Marriage Boot Camp," and the former Playboy playmate explained why. "We decided to do the show because at the time we were going through a huge marital crisis that needed to be dealt with," she said.
"We were seeking therapy, but we would go home and we would have to take care of two young kids, and the focus would go back on them and never about us. So when this opportunity came to get away for two weeks, with no kids, no distractions, that is exactly what we needed at that time."
