Kim Kardashian, Kanye West settle divorce: See who gets what

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West finalized their controversial divorce Monday, ironing out their custody and property issues, according to court documents obtained by The Post.

The proposed 58-page settlement reveals Kardashian and West will get joint custody with “equal access” to their four children, though a source reportedly told TMZ Kardashian will have the kids most of the time.

Starting Thursday, West will pay Kardashian $200,000 a month in child support. He will also be responsible for half of their kids’ healthcare, security and educational expenses, including tuition.

The former couple has agreed to participate in mediation for at least three hours if a dispute arises. If one of them fails to engage, the other gets sole decision-making power, per the court filing.

Some of the items the couple has to come to agreement on include enrollment in a new school; therapy or counseling for the children and participation in regularly scheduled religious activities, per the document.

West has pushed for his kids to attend his beleaguered Donda Academy, but it appears from the new filing that the kids are staying put at Sierra Canyon.

The division of assets is in accordance with their prenup, which also reportedly requires that both sides waive spousal support.

The Post has reached out for comment from representatives of Kardashian and West.

Kardashian filed for divorce in February 2021 after nearly seven years of marriage. The couple married in May 2014 and separated Dec. 26, 2020, according to the court filing. Kardashian and West share four children, 9-year-old North, 6-year-old Saint, 4-year-old Chicago and 3-year-old Psalm.

The contentious divorce saw fits and starts, with Kardashian being legally declared single in March, with other issues to be worked out at a later time.

TMZ reports the settlement comes shortly before West was scheduled to have his deposition taken in case the matter went to trial next month.

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