Kendra, Hank Planning For More Kids Says Mom

Despite speculation their marriage is on the rocks, Kendra Wilkinson's mother says the reality television couple is solid as a rock and even want more children in the future.

"They will have more kids," Patti Wilkinson told Radar Online in an exclusive interview. "I just don't know when."

And Kendra's move back to Los Angeles with 11-month-old Hank IV may just be the stability the couple needs to see what the future may bring for expanding their family.

"The marriage is fine and they came to the decision together that they'd be both better off concentrating on his career and she could concentrate on her career here in L.A.," said Patti, who flew to Philadelphia to help her Playboy cover girl daughter move back to sunny Southern California.

"They see each other when they can until football season is over then he's going to move to L.A. and they're going to buy a house and live happily ever after!

"It was the best decision they could have made and it's only a couple of more months before he's out here."

"They just figured that for her [Kendra's] sake it would be better for her in L.A. She would be close to her family, to me and her brother -- and for her jobs that she could be going on would be based out of L.A... It was more for her and so he could concentrate on making plays for Minnesota," Patti said.

Patti also expressed her enthusiasm for having her daughter closer to home.

"I get to see the baby more," she added.

And there could be more grandkids to play with down the road now that her daughter is more settled.

"She's just so sick of moving and living out of boxes," Patti said.

"She's anxious to be settled down, and wherever he [Hank] plays next season maybe they'll buy or rent there. She just needs a home base."

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Kendra Wilkinson Talks Being A 'Single Mom'

Kendra Wilkinson's life has been turned upside down ever since husband Hank Baskett was dropped by the Philadelphia Eagles and signed to the Minnesota Vikings. Now, Kendra sits down with Life & Style, to discuss her heart breaking decision to take son, 11-month-old Hank, back to LA--alone.

"Not having Hank around hurts," Kendra tells Life & Style. "Moving across the country by myself makes me think of my own mom who raised me and my brother alone. Hank's not going to be there forever, but with him not physically here, I'm a single parent now."

With Hank so far away, Kendra felt most at home on the West Coast. "I fit in well in Philly, and I could relate to all the people, but the West Coast is my home. This is where all my family and friends are."

Hank's decision to sign with the Minnesota Vikings -- and spend time away from his family-- resulted in a screaming match with his exasperated wife. "It hurt a lot," Kendra tells Life & Style. "When Hank left I felt lonely. He's my everything. Nobody else can really fill that loneliness." She admits there's been a lot of tears throughout this time. "We cry. It's hard, and we aren't ashamed to cry."

But thanks to her family and Hank's, she has a big support system to turn to for help. Still, there's no substitute for being together with her husband. "I'm going to go back to the minus-2-degree weather to spend Thanksgiving, baby Hank's 1st birthday and Christmas in a small one bedroom hotel room with my husband and son. That's all that matters to me."

For more from Kendra, pick up this week's issue of Life & Style, on newsstands now.

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