According to the latest news, Arnold Schwarzenegger, now 74, a Hollywood action superstar, and his wife Maria Shriver have finally officially divorced after a decade of separation.
This may be hollywood's longest divorce lawsuit, and on December 28 (local time), Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Schlev were single again. According to the information learned by the local media, in fact, the divorce agreement between the two was signed earlier this month, but it was submitted to the system on the 28th.
Why did the divorce lawsuit between the two drag on for so long? That's because the two did not sign a prenuptial agreement before marriage, so there has been no agreement on the division of the huge property, and even if the two are now officially divorced, these specific details are still kept secret. Local media have speculated that the two are likely to divide up to $400 million (about 2.5 billion yuan) of joint property equally.
Arnold Schwarzenegger will not be unfamiliar to everyone, in addition to being known as the "Terminator", he is also a world-famous bodybuilder and former governor of California.
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Schlevor married in 1986, Maria Schlevor is the niece of former U.S. President John F. Kennedy, and the two have two daughters and two sons (Catherine, 32, Christina, 30, Patrick, 28, and Christopher, 24). In May 2011, Schwarzenegger admitted to having an illegitimate son, Joseph, with a domestic servant and issued a public apology through the media. It was also because of this that the relationship between him and his wife cracked and he declared separation. In July of the same year, Schlevor formally filed a divorce petition with the local court to end the 25-year marriage between the two. In June, Schwarzenegger finally agreed to divorce and filed the relevant documents.
Although the two announced their divorce and separated, they had a good relationship for years and had new dates for each other, with Schwarzenegger dating heather Mirigan, his 27-year-old physiotherapist, for more than eight years.