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Soccer star Ashlyn Harris has shared new details about her co-parenting relationship with her former partner and fellow soccer star, Ali Krieger. In a recent interview, Harris spoke candidly about raising their two young children together after their highly publicized separation.
"I respect her as a mom," Harris said, emphasizing the mutual admiration that remains between the two athletes. The former U.S. Women's National Team goalkeeper explained that while their romantic relationship ended, their commitment to their kids has never wavered. Harris and Krieger, who were married for several years, share a daughter and a son.
Harris noted that the transition into co-parenting has required patience and open communication. She acknowledged that it is not always easy, but the focus remains on providing a stable and loving environment for their children. "We are both dedicated to making sure they feel safe and supported," she added.
The soccer star also reflected on the personal growth that has come from the experience. She described learning to separate the end of their marriage from the ongoing responsibility of parenting together. Harris made it clear that despite the changes in their relationship, she holds a deep appreciation for Krieger's role as a mother. The interview offers a rare glimpse into how two high-profile athletes are navigating family life after divorce, prioritizing their kids above all else.
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