Kendra Wilkinson Marriage: Reality Star Reportedly Throws Wedding Ring From Hank Baskett In The Toilet

11:34 AM EDT 7/1/2014 by Lindsay Cronin, Celebeat Reporter

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Kendra Wilkinson has reportedly gotten rid of her wedding ring.

Amid reports that her husband, Hank Baskett, had an affair with a transsexual while she was eight months pregnant, Wilkinson is said to have flushed her wedding ring down the toilet.

"In a rage, [Wilkinson] punched walls in their Calabasas, Calif. home, threw their 2009 wedding photos into the pool, and even pulled off her wedding ring, flushing it down the toilet," a source told Us Weekly on July 1. "She was extremely angry."

Five weeks after giving birth to daughter Alijah, Wilkinson got word of Baskett's alleged affair with transsexual model, Ava Sabrina London, but at first, she didn't take it seriously. Then, after Baskett failed to publicly deny the accusations, Wilkinson grew suspicious and "started snooping." According to the Us Weekly source, Wilkinson's snooping resulted in her discovery of a damning credit card charge, which immediately sent her into the reported rage.

After the initial June 23 report regarding Baskett and London's affair hit the web, several others flooded the web, as well. In one report, photos seemed to confirm that Baskett had visited London's apartment. In another, it was said that London had passed a lie detector test in regard to her sexual relationship with Baskett.

On May 16, following the birth of their second child, Baskett told Us Weekly, "I feel great and I am so happy. [Wilkinson] is great and did an amazing job."

Wilkinson married Baskett on June 11, 2009 and they have two children together, Hank, 4, and Alijah, 1 month.

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