Miranda Kerr says one thing has helped her co-parent peacefully with ex Orlando Bloom

"I think because from day one, Orlando and I had done a lot of spiritual work, and forgiveness was a big part of that. Forgiving each other, forgiving ourselves, creating peace within the situation,"

"Let's not make it about us. Let's make it about what's in the best interest for Flynn. But at the same time, let's make sure that we completely forgive each other, make peace with each other, because otherwise it really weighs on you,"

"When you have a child with someone else, they're always going to be that person's parent for the rest of their life. There are going to be situations where you're going to need to talk if you like it or not. So why not make it harmonious?"

Miranda Kerr prioritized spiritual work and forgiveness to establish peace after separating from Orlando Bloom. Both recognized their relationship did not bring out the best in each other and agreed to put their son, Flynn, first. They committed to fully forgiving one another and making peace to avoid emotional strain. Kerr emphasized that animosity over unmet expectations becomes exhausting when the other person remains part of life. She noted that co-parents will need to communicate throughout a child's life, so creating harmony is practical. Kerr also credited husband Evan Spiegel with helping set clearer boundaries with Bloom.

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