By Hassan Sanusi
Kris and Bruce Jenner, who filed for divorce this week after announcing their split last October after 23 years of marriage, have had almost no problem dividing their financial assets, as all of their earnings, including their TV profits, Bruce’s speaking engagements and their ownership in various businesses, have always been lodged into a joint bank account.
A source close to the duo TMZ that the ‘Keeping Up with the Kardashians’ stars negotiations were ‘easy and amicable.’
58-year old Kris is now the sole owner of their Hidden Hills Estate in Los Angeles while Bruce, a 64-year old who now lives in his own bachelor pad in Malibu, gets to hold on to his exclusive Sherwood Country Club membership.
The insider revealed that their lawyers were not involved in their property settlement, but their business managers assisted them.
The Kardashian family matriarch also gets to keep her 20.5-carat diamond engagement ring.
In court documents, Bruce and Kris stated they plan to share joint physical and legal custody of their youngest daughter Kylie, who is just 17 years old.
The duo, who also have a daughter, 18-year old Kendall, together and four other children each from previous marriages, also asked to keep their ‘jewellery and other personal effects,’ and ‘earnings and accumulations…from and after the date of separation,’ and stated they do not want spousal support.
