Kris Jenner has denied reports that she is planning to use her Kardashian surname again.
Kris married Robert Kardashian in 1978. After separating from him in 1991, she married Bruce Jenner the same year and adapted his surname. But after news that she is going splitsville with him as well, there were rumours that she would now use the popular Kardashian surname.
Her daughters from Robert - Kim, Khloe and Kourtney, are popular stars of the show "Keeping Up With The Kardashians".
But Kris has now denied any such plans.
Contactmusic.com reports that the socialite had told E! News that she expects people to be smarter than believe rumours about her changing her name.
"I'd like to think people are smarter than to believe this stuff. It's all rubbish," she said.
The split between Bruce and Kris has come after 22 years of marriage. They have two daughters - Kendall, 17 and Kylie, 16.
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