It's a done deal, folks:
About a year after announcing her separation from her husband of more than two decades, Kris Jenner filed for divorce from Bruce Jenner yesterday, finally freeing the former Olympian from her attention-starved clutches.
But just how much money will Bruce walk away with?
Awww, remember when? Bruce and Kris Jenner act all silly circa 2012 in this photo. They have since split up.
According to legal documents, the Jenners never signed any kind of pre-nuptial agreement. However, they've been keeping their finances separated for years now.
"As soon as Kris started raking in money from deals she brokered as her kids' manager, she set up her own accounts. These were separate from Bruce and he never really cared," an insider tells Radar Online.
What does the divorce agreement say about the couple's mutually-owned property?
"Kris bought out Bruce's interest in the Hidden Hills mansion, which she will keep," the Radar source adds. "She loves that house, and wasn't going to give it up. Bruce will stay in the Malibu mansion, since he got it after the couple separated."
In other words: not much will really change. The couple hadn't really been acting married for a very long time.
Meanwhile, Kris has agreed to fork over an additional $2 million to Bruce if he, in turn, agreed to waive any future claim against endorsement deals signed by Kim Kardashian or any family members.
"Bruce will walk away with $20 million in cash, and Kris will end up with $50 million," the source concludes. "She got more because of her momager status. They both have various investments and money set aside for retirement worth an additional $10 million each."
So, yeah. Neither Kris nor Bruce will be going broke any time soon.
It's unclear, meanwhile, how this arrangement will affect Bruce's presence for those who watch Keeping Up with the Kardashians online in the future. We assume he'll remain at least somewhat part of that terrible show.
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