A Los Angeles county judge has signed legal documents, but they won't be officially divorced until March 23, 2015, due to the six-month legal requirement. The Insider With Yahoo obtained the papers, which show that Kris will keep the family home while the pair will divide various bank accounts and other assets. Per the agreement, Kris has to pay Bruce $2.5 million to equalize things. They did not have a prenup.
According to the documents, neither Bruce, 65, nor Kris, 59, will receive spousal support and there was no need for a custody provision as Kylie Jenner, 17, will turn 18 next year.
"We are living separately and we are much happier this way," they said in a joint statement. "But we will always have much love and respect for each other. Even though we are separated, we will always remain best friends and, as always, our family will remain our number one priority."
In September, the family matriarch filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences, listing their date of separation as June 1, 2013. Bruce filed similar papers. Each asked to retain their own jewelry.
In October, Kris talked with People about co-parenting, saying they "are just trying to be grown-ups about the situation."
"We
have children together, and we have families and memories and holidays
and traditions. I don't want to give that up. I don't want him to take
that away from me, and I don't want to take that away from him," she
said. "We work together to make sure that we're both happy. We are
well-rounded human beings that are going through a tough time. You just
do the best that you can."
Both Bruce and Kris may or may not be dating again.
Bruce was rumored to be seeing Kris's longtime friend and former assistant, Ronda Kamihira, while Kris has been spotted getting cozy
with Corey Gamble, a road manager for Justin Bieber's manager Scooter
Braun. Last month she and Gamble, 41, were photographed holding hands
after a trip to Mexico.
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| Police seal off the incident area where 8 children were stabbed to Death in Australia |
A massive tragedy occurred in an Australian family today.
Eight
children from one family, some as young as 18 months old, have been
found stabbed to death at a home in Cairns in Queensland’s far
north,Australia.
Emergency services were called to the Murray Street house in the Cairns suburb of Manoora at 11.20am local time on Friday, on reports a 34-year-old woman was seriously injured.
They found the bodies of eight children, aged between 18-months and 15-years old, inside
the house.
The injured woman is the mother of the eight children.
Her cousin, Lisa Thaiday, told AAP the alarm was raised by a
20-year-old man, who is the brother of the eight children. He had
reportedly returned home to find his brothers and sisters dead in their
house.
Far
north regional crime co-ordinator, Detective Inspector Bruno Asnicar,
said the woman was helping police with their inquiries but is not in
police custody.
But he said the public had nothing to fear from the incident.
“As
it stands at the moment there’s no need for the public to be concerned,
other than it’s a tragic, tragic incident,” Asnicar said.
He
said it was too early to say what had happened in the house, and would
not comment on eyewitness reports that a man had been seen standing on
in the front yard of the house earlier that day.
Addressing
the media at the scene at 1.30pm local time, Asnicar said forensic
officers were examining the Murray Street house, an operation he said
which could take “several days”.
He himself has not yet been inside, but has been briefed on the number of victims.
“I
can tell you that at this stage I believe there’s eight. As I told you
at this stage the scene is locked down, that could go up or down,” he
said.
Aniscar said police who first responded to the incident were distressed but acted professionally.
“These
events are extremely distressing for everyone, of course, and police
officers aren’t immune to that, we’re human beings as well. But the
police we have here are very highly trained and professional ...
“This will be done to the nth degree and we will cover every angle.”
Prime Minister Tony Abbott said the incident in Cairns was “heartbreaking” and an “unspeakable crime”.
“All parents would feel a gut-wrenching sadness at what has happened,” he said.
Abbott said these were “trying days for our country”.
“Tonight,
there will be tears and prayers across our country for these children.
My thoughts are with the Queensland Police and all who have to respond
to this terrible situation.”
Officers
from the Cairns criminal investigation branch, the child protection and
investigation unit and scenes of crime have set up a mobile facility at
the scene.
A
Murray Street resident, Stephen Lillingstone, told Guardian Australia
the incident had occurred on a section of the street that was almost
exclusively publicly owned housing.
“That area where it is is a bit rowdy,” he said. “You get your flare-ups and everything.” 8 children killed from one family? What kind of person stabs an 18 month old baby to death?Can't
even comprehend this tragedy,it is terrible,my thoughts are with the
relatives and the people of Australia.May all eight souls rest in peace.
|
| Police seal off the incident area where 8 children were stabbed to Death in Australia |
A massive tragedy occurred in an Australian family today.
Eight
children from one family, some as young as 18 months old, have been
found stabbed to death at a home in Cairns in Queensland’s far
north,Australia.
Emergency services were called to the Murray Street house in the Cairns suburb of Manoora at 11.20am local time on Friday, on reports a 34-year-old woman was seriously injured.
They found the bodies of eight children, aged between 18-months and 15-years old, inside
the house.
The injured woman is the mother of the eight children.
Her cousin, Lisa Thaiday, told AAP the alarm was raised by a
20-year-old man, who is the brother of the eight children. He had
reportedly returned home to find his brothers and sisters dead in their
house.
Far
north regional crime co-ordinator, Detective Inspector Bruno Asnicar,
said the woman was helping police with their inquiries but is not in
police custody.
But he said the public had nothing to fear from the incident.
“As
it stands at the moment there’s no need for the public to be concerned,
other than it’s a tragic, tragic incident,” Asnicar said.
He
said it was too early to say what had happened in the house, and would
not comment on eyewitness reports that a man had been seen standing on
in the front yard of the house earlier that day.
Addressing
the media at the scene at 1.30pm local time, Asnicar said forensic
officers were examining the Murray Street house, an operation he said
which could take “several days”.
He himself has not yet been inside, but has been briefed on the number of victims.
“I
can tell you that at this stage I believe there’s eight. As I told you
at this stage the scene is locked down, that could go up or down,” he
said.
Aniscar said police who first responded to the incident were distressed but acted professionally.
“These
events are extremely distressing for everyone, of course, and police
officers aren’t immune to that, we’re human beings as well. But the
police we have here are very highly trained and professional ...
“This will be done to the nth degree and we will cover every angle.”
Prime Minister Tony Abbott said the incident in Cairns was “heartbreaking” and an “unspeakable crime”.
“All parents would feel a gut-wrenching sadness at what has happened,” he said.
Abbott said these were “trying days for our country”.
“Tonight,
there will be tears and prayers across our country for these children.
My thoughts are with the Queensland Police and all who have to respond
to this terrible situation.”
Officers
from the Cairns criminal investigation branch, the child protection and
investigation unit and scenes of crime have set up a mobile facility at
the scene.
A
Murray Street resident, Stephen Lillingstone, told Guardian Australia
the incident had occurred on a section of the street that was almost
exclusively publicly owned housing.
“That area where it is is a bit rowdy,” he said. “You get your flare-ups and everything.” 8 children killed from one family? What kind of person stabs an 18 month old baby to death?Can't
even comprehend this tragedy,it is terrible,my thoughts are with the
relatives and the people of Australia.May all eight souls rest in peace.
|
| Police seal off the incident area where 8 children were stabbed to Death in Australia |
A massive tragedy occurred in an Australian family today.
Eight
children from one family, some as young as 18 months old, have been
found stabbed to death at a home in Cairns in Queensland’s far
north,Australia.
Emergency services were called to the Murray Street house in the Cairns suburb of Manoora at 11.20am local time on Friday, on reports a 34-year-old woman was seriously injured.
They found the bodies of eight children, aged between 18-months and 15-years old, inside
the house.
The injured woman is the mother of the eight children.
Her cousin, Lisa Thaiday, told AAP the alarm was raised by a
20-year-old man, who is the brother of the eight children. He had
reportedly returned home to find his brothers and sisters dead in their
house.
Far
north regional crime co-ordinator, Detective Inspector Bruno Asnicar,
said the woman was helping police with their inquiries but is not in
police custody.
But he said the public had nothing to fear from the incident.
“As
it stands at the moment there’s no need for the public to be concerned,
other than it’s a tragic, tragic incident,” Asnicar said.
He
said it was too early to say what had happened in the house, and would
not comment on eyewitness reports that a man had been seen standing on
in the front yard of the house earlier that day.
Addressing
the media at the scene at 1.30pm local time, Asnicar said forensic
officers were examining the Murray Street house, an operation he said
which could take “several days”.
He himself has not yet been inside, but has been briefed on the number of victims.
“I
can tell you that at this stage I believe there’s eight. As I told you
at this stage the scene is locked down, that could go up or down,” he
said.
Aniscar said police who first responded to the incident were distressed but acted professionally.
“These
events are extremely distressing for everyone, of course, and police
officers aren’t immune to that, we’re human beings as well. But the
police we have here are very highly trained and professional ...
“This will be done to the nth degree and we will cover every angle.”
Prime Minister Tony Abbott said the incident in Cairns was “heartbreaking” and an “unspeakable crime”.
“All parents would feel a gut-wrenching sadness at what has happened,” he said.
Abbott said these were “trying days for our country”.
“Tonight,
there will be tears and prayers across our country for these children.
My thoughts are with the Queensland Police and all who have to respond
to this terrible situation.”
Officers
from the Cairns criminal investigation branch, the child protection and
investigation unit and scenes of crime have set up a mobile facility at
the scene.
A
Murray Street resident, Stephen Lillingstone, told Guardian Australia
the incident had occurred on a section of the street that was almost
exclusively publicly owned housing.
“That area where it is is a bit rowdy,” he said. “You get your flare-ups and everything.” 8 children killed from one family? What kind of person stabs an 18 month old baby to death?Can't
even comprehend this tragedy,it is terrible,my thoughts are with the
relatives and the people of Australia.May all eight souls rest in peace.
|
| Police seal off the incident area where 8 children were stabbed to Death in Australia |
A massive tragedy occurred in an Australian family today.
Eight
children from one family, some as young as 18 months old, have been
found stabbed to death at a home in Cairns in Queensland’s far
north,Australia.
Emergency services were called to the Murray Street house in the Cairns suburb of Manoora at 11.20am local time on Friday, on reports a 34-year-old woman was seriously injured.
They found the bodies of eight children, aged between 18-months and 15-years old, inside
the house.
The injured woman is the mother of the eight children.
Her cousin, Lisa Thaiday, told AAP the alarm was raised by a
20-year-old man, who is the brother of the eight children. He had
reportedly returned home to find his brothers and sisters dead in their
house.
Far
north regional crime co-ordinator, Detective Inspector Bruno Asnicar,
said the woman was helping police with their inquiries but is not in
police custody.
But he said the public had nothing to fear from the incident.
“As
it stands at the moment there’s no need for the public to be concerned,
other than it’s a tragic, tragic incident,” Asnicar said.
He
said it was too early to say what had happened in the house, and would
not comment on eyewitness reports that a man had been seen standing on
in the front yard of the house earlier that day.
Addressing
the media at the scene at 1.30pm local time, Asnicar said forensic
officers were examining the Murray Street house, an operation he said
which could take “several days”.
He himself has not yet been inside, but has been briefed on the number of victims.
“I
can tell you that at this stage I believe there’s eight. As I told you
at this stage the scene is locked down, that could go up or down,” he
said.
Aniscar said police who first responded to the incident were distressed but acted professionally.
“These
events are extremely distressing for everyone, of course, and police
officers aren’t immune to that, we’re human beings as well. But the
police we have here are very highly trained and professional ...
“This will be done to the nth degree and we will cover every angle.”
Prime Minister Tony Abbott said the incident in Cairns was “heartbreaking” and an “unspeakable crime”.
“All parents would feel a gut-wrenching sadness at what has happened,” he said.
Abbott said these were “trying days for our country”.
“Tonight,
there will be tears and prayers across our country for these children.
My thoughts are with the Queensland Police and all who have to respond
to this terrible situation.”
Officers
from the Cairns criminal investigation branch, the child protection and
investigation unit and scenes of crime have set up a mobile facility at
the scene.
A
Murray Street resident, Stephen Lillingstone, told Guardian Australia
the incident had occurred on a section of the street that was almost
exclusively publicly owned housing.
“That area where it is is a bit rowdy,” he said. “You get your flare-ups and everything.” 8 children killed from one family? What kind of person stabs an 18 month old baby to death?Can't
even comprehend this tragedy,it is terrible,my thoughts are with the
relatives and the people of Australia.May all eight souls rest in peace.
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