Kris Jenner, Bruce Jenner Divorce Update: Former Olympian Competes With Kids’ Ombre Hair While Estranged Wife Enjoys Company Of Khloe Kardashian And The Game At Nightclub

Bruce Jenner seems to be competing with his kids' ombre hair style when the former Olympian was snapped on February 10 keeping up with the trend and sporting a shoulder-length hair. Estranged wife Kris Jenner, meanwhile, is also keeping with daughter Khloe Kardashian whom she went on a night out with.

Kylie Jenner has been sporting an ombre hair and so does aspiring model Kendall Jenner. The trend among the family was started by Khloe Kardashian and quickly copied by Kylie, as reported by Radar Online.

According to latest-hairstyles.com, ombre is one of the latest trends in hair style because of its relatively low maintenance as well as the many different options as the woman can go soft, bold, colorful or natural due to the "endless color choices."

A source told Radar Online that both his daughters are confused by Bruce Jenner's transformation.

"Kylie and Kendall just don't know what to think," the source added. "It's extremely confusing for them to grasp. There is just no denying Bruce's recent physical changes, and he does look more feminine."

Meanwhile, Bruce Jenner's estranged wife Kris Jenner appears to be unaffected about the divorce rumors over his transformation as she partied with daughter Khloe Kardashian and rapper The Game at Tru nightclub on Monday night.

The couple separated late last year although both camps haven't filed formal divorce papers.

In last month's episode of the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians," Kris Jenner said that they won't definitely be getting a divorce even if they live in separate houses.

Bruce Jenner agreed with the decision when he said: "I think we both decided first and foremost that we want to be first and foremost family and friends."

Bruce Jenner also said: "We both just seem to be doing better with our space. I'm not looking to get divorced or anything, but having our space is kinda nice. Why should we feel pressure from the media and public opinion to define our marriage?"