Although the couple has already announced that they separated back in October of 2013, Kris Jenner has shocked their fans again upon announcing that she has finally filed the divorce papers from her hubby, Bruce Jenner.

58-year-old Momager reportedly filed the divorce papers on September 22. After 22 years of being married, the two have called it quits and the details about who will get what has been revealed.

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According to TMZ, the two had no prenuptial agreements but they have mutually agreed to a "property split".

Kris also reportedly filed for "pro per", which means she has no lawyer on the divorce papers she has submitted. As for Bruce, he will be filing his response soon.

Kris noted that the reason for her filing for divorce was "irreconcilable difference". Neither of them will be asking for support and word has it that both of them will be sharing a "joint custody" over their youngest offspring, Kylie, since she is still under the legal age.

The two have announced their split in one of the episodes of their reality show "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" back in October but in the papers that Kris has filed, she was said to have listed "June 1, 2013" as their date of separation.

This goes against the timeline since after they have announced their split on international T.V., they were still seen together and that back in April this year, Kris even wished Bruce a happy anniversary.

However, according to a source who is close to both Kris and Bruce, the divorce filing was discussed between the two. The source added: "It's all done and [there's] no drama or messiness. They worked out all details over the last few months." 

Kris was also interviewed shortly after they have announced their split and she said that they will always be the best of friends because it's the dynamic of their relationship. She added that they are even happier when they have already split but could not pinpoint what lead to them calling it quits.  

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