Yesterday we talked about Kris and Bruce Jenner filing for divorce after 23 years without using lawyers. It seems like their split is amicable, that they agreed on terms ahead of time and that they’re not wasting time or money fighting over the details. At least that’s the version that TMZ is reporting, and it seems to be the official one. TMZ reports that the couple has agreed to a 50% split of approximately $60 million in joint assets, that Kris will get to keep the mansion and that Bruce gets the country club membership. Radar claims that Kris will get $50 million in cash and Bruce will get $20 million, which sounds more likely to me. I read through the divorce documents on Radar and the exact amounts of cash in the various accounts aren’t specified.

Radar has more details of exactly what they’re splitting. Kris gets to keep certain cars, Bruce gets to keep his cars and motorcycle, and Kris gets all the furniture and decor in their home. They each hold on to their credit card points and airline miles, and they each get to keep their respective clothing, jewelry and watches. There’s also an “equalization payment” in which Kris will pay Bruce $2.5 million over the next year. She’ll pay him $1.5 million immediately, half a million in December and another half million in June. This is described as part of a “tax free division of community property.” Neither is seeking spousal or child support and they’ll share custody and expenses for their only minor child, Kylie, 17.

The documents note that the divorce is uncontested by either party. But that doesn’t mean it’s uncomplicated.

According to the court documents obtained by Radar, Kris wants “all monies in checking, savings, money market and investment accounts” that are under her name. As Radar has reported, she and Bruce had separate accounts for years.

She also wants her 2012 Rolls Royce Ghost, 2014 Bentley CV, 2014 Land Rover Range Rover, and the couple’s Hidden Hills home, as Radar exclusively reported earlier today. According to the documents, Bruce will “promptly” transfer his claim on the house to her.

Kris also wants claim to “all partnerships and business interests” in her name, and “any and all intellectual property created by” her, including “movies, television series, stories, scripts,” and more. Kris is the creator and Executive Producer, along with Ryan Seacrest, of Keeping Up with the Kardashians and its spin-offs.

She’s also going after “any and all” credit card points, airline rewards miles under her name, as well as “furniture, furnishings, artwork, appliances, and wedding gifts,” plus all of her “clothing, cash, personal effects,” jewelry, watches, and all income that she earned after their separation date, June 1, 2013.

Bruce isn’t walking away empty handed, however. Kris has offered him 50% of their joint checking, savings, and money market and investment accounts. He also will get the 2011 Porsche 997 coupe, 2013 Cadillac Escalade, 2007 Harley Davidson motorcycle.

Like Kris, he wants rights to all his credit card points and miles, as well as rights to any business interests and intellectual property he created.

[From Radar Online]

Also, the divorce is uncontested and the documents state that they both agree on the division in assets. So that’s it, once a judge signs off Kris and Bruce will be divorced and will split up their stuff. (I’m sure Kris planned for it and squirreled away money, but if Bruce is ok with it I guess that’s all that matters.) Only their youngest daughters, Kylie, 17, and Kendall, 18, may be taking it somewhat hard. Kendall Instagrammed a retro pic of her parents and Kylie posted a poem about finding oneself before entering into a relationship or something. It’s got to be hard to see your parents divorce, even if you’re at the tail end of your teens.

Radar has a follow-up story that Keeping Up With The Kardashians may be in jeopardy following Kris and Bruce’s divorce. Their current contract with E! ends after the tenth season, to air next year. (KUWTK has been on the air since 2007.) It reads like a speculative piece to me, there are so many Kardashians and Jenners that I doubt Bruce’s departure (if he decides to leave the show, he may stay on) will affect much. Plus Kris may just renegotiate the contract, as she’s done to date. There are so many spin off shows that I doubt KUWTK is coming to an end anytime soon.