After Kim Kardashian and Kanye West finally settled their highly-controversial divorce, fans are already wondering who is now richer. Is it Kim or Kanye?
According to People Magazine, the embattled couple has finally put an end to their hefty arrangements, with both parties agreeing to finalize their divorce. Kanye West, on the other hand, must pay $200,000 per month for child support.
Per exclusively obtained documents by the publication, Kim and Kanye will be entitled to joint physical and legal custody of their children - North, who is nine years old; Saint, who is six; Chicago, who is four; and Psalm, the youngest, who is three.
Apart from the $200,000 per month child support, West shall also be liable for half of his children's security, medical, and educational expenses moving forward.
But what happens to Kim Kardashian and Kanye West properties? Apparently, those assets were already covered by the prenups they had signed before their marriage.
Per the magazine, the couple dated back in 2012 until they finally tied the knot in 2014. However, because of the latter's spiral down, starting from his 2020 presidential bid, the two's marriage has been riddled with conflict.
With the two's dissolution of marriage - people are now asking, is Kanye still richer than Kim?
Kim Kardashian Net Worth
Per Forbes, Kim Kardashian's net worth is reported to be $1.8 billion.
From their new series "The Kardashians" on Hulu, it was reported that as a family, they had earned at least $100 million for the two-season deal. (via Variety)
Meanwhile, TMZ documents say that Kim earns around $1 million per Instagram endorsement post.
In the same report, Forbes also reported that Kim's net worth is also built behind her KKW Beauty and KKW Fragrance beauty lines.
Kanye West Net Worth
In comparison, Kim Kardashian's Net Worth is greater than Kanye West's since the latter's net worth plummeted last October 2022.
The Adidas x Ye deal, which costs more than $1.5 billion, was severed recently, bringing Ye's $2 billion net worth to only $400 million. (via Forbes)
The move came on the heels of Kanye's boastful antics on the Drink Champs podcast, where he said: "I can literally say antisemitic shit, and they can't drop me. I can say antisemitic things, and Adidas can't drop me. Now what?"
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