Kim Kardashian and Yeh have reached a settlement in their divorce, avoiding a trial that was set for next month, court documents filed Tuesday showed. The former couple and their attorneys filed documents seeking the judge’s approval of the terms they have agreed to, which include paying Kardashian $200,000 a month in child support from Ye, formerly known as Kanye West. Assistance payment included. The two will have joint custody, and neither will pay spousal support, according to documents filed in Los Angeles Superior Court.
A judge declared the two legally unmarried in March at Kardashian’s request, ending their eight-year marriage, but property and custody issues remain to be worked out at the trial, which is set to begin on December 14. Both have four children whose age ranges from three to three years. until the age of nine.
According to the settlement offer, Kardashian and Ye will equally split the children’s personal safety and private school expenses, including college. The settlement stated that they would each also pay their debts. The two had a pre-nuptial agreement and kept their assets largely separate.
The couple started dating in 2012 and had their first child in 2013.
West proposed later that year using the giant screen at the San Francisco Giants’ empty waterfront ballpark, and the two married on May 24, 2014, in a ceremony at a Renaissance fortress in Florence, Italy. When Kardashian first filed for divorce in February of 2021, the two seemed headed for an amicable split with agreed terms.
Neither publicly discussed the split until earlier this year, when Yeh went on a social media rampage against Kardashian, her family, and then-boyfriend Pete Davidson. Among her complaints were that she was not being allowed to make major parenting decisions and was being excluded from birthday parties and other events for her children.
Yeh, who has fired two attorneys since the divorce filing, also raised a number of technical issues and demands, including Kardashian’s right to question any new husband under oath, which Judge Steve Cochran quickly rejected. Rejected.
The settlement comes shortly after several companies terminated ties with Yeh over offensive and anti-Semitic comments, which have further tarnished its already public image. His latest attorney, Nicholas Salic, did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the settlement.
This was the third marriage for the reality TV superstar, businesswoman, and influencer Kardashian, and the first for the rap and fashion mogul Yeh. Theirs was one of the closest celebrity unions in recent decades.