Fans might think that the Australian beauty has everything in life but before she made a mark on the modeling industry, Miranda Kerr had to deal with several life issues including the tragic death of her teenage boyfriend. Many were likewise stunned when Miranda Kerr and Orlando Bloom divorce rumors turned into reality.

Following Miranda Kerr and Orlando Bloom's divorce, the couple remained friendly towards each other. Still, many cannot help but speculate about the real reason behind their falling apart. In a recent interview with The Telegraph, the former Victoria's Secret Angel hinted that religion might have played part in their separation.

"I'm not Buddhist. Orlando is. I'm not Buddhist. I'm Christian. I pray every day. I meditate every day and I do yoga. I'm not religious, I'm spiritual. And praying is something my grandmother taught me as well. To pray and be grateful, have gratitude, is a big thing for me," said the brunette beauty.

Recent reports linking Orlando Bloom and Selena Gomez claim that the 'Romeo and Juliet' actor has invited Justin Bieber's on-off girlfriend to a chanting session. Kerr, on the other hand, is being linked to fellow Australian James Packer, a resort and casino mogul.

How does Kerr deal with the controversies surrounding her?

"When I have challenges now, I feel like I sit with them, I try to look at things, because there's always a positive and a negative to everything. And sometimes I'll speak to friends, and sometimes I'll just meditate and I'll visualise letting it go, or whatever it might be. Meditation and yoga, and having people, as I said, who you trust, who you talk to. But also writing. I like to write, and then I can rip it up or burn it," she explained.

Despite Miranda Kerr and Orlando Bloom's divorce, nothing will stop the couple from raising their three-year-old son Flynn together.

"We're going to be in each other's lives for the rest of our lives and we have a child, so it's important to me that we respect each other as we always have and that Flynn feels that and understands that," Bloom told Times Magazine.