Kim Kardashian Will Reportedly Stay In Family's $60 million Mansion As Part Of Divorce From Kanye West


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As part of her divorce from Kanye West, Kim Kardashian West is likely to stay in the Hidden Hills, California, mansion that she and West moved into in 2014, TMZ recently reported, citing "sources close to the former couple."

In February, a representative for Kardashian West confirmed to Insider that the SKIMS founder has filed for divorce from the rapper. The news was first reported by TMZ.

Kardashian West and West got married in May 2014 in a ceremony in Italy. They have four kids together: North, 7; Saint, 5; Chicago, 3; and Psalm, 1.

The same year, they bought the Hidden Hills, California, mansion for $20 million, and it's now worth an estimated $60 million, according to the New York Post. 

According to sources quoted in TMZ's report of the couple's divorce, Kardashian West and West are planning on pursuing a joint custody agreement for their four children. Kardashian West was the one who reportedly requested the arrangement.

In February, sources told TMZ that the split is "amicable," and that Kardashian West and West are "committed to co-parenting" together. 

TMZ's recent report says that Kardashian West may stay in the Hidden Hills house because it's the only home her four kids have known.

Additionally, the home is within "walking distance" of where other Kardashian family members live, according to TMZ, which may also be why Kardashian West would stay in what was her and West's home.

The mansion also includes TVs that are built into the floor and abstract-looking bathroom sinks with a design that Kardashian West had to explain herself. 

Kardashian West has also taken to social media to give shorter glimpses into her house, namely her massive closet — and around the holidays, she's given tours of her home's (fittingly) monochromatic Christmas decorations.

For example, in 2019, she filled her home with fuzzy "trees" that blended into the beige walls. The stacks of fabric-covered cylinders arguably looked more like toilet paper than holiday decorations, though.

The home is reminiscent of many of West's minimal, monochromatic designs as part of his Yeezy clothing and sneaker line. The rapper collaborated with Belgian interior designer Axel Vervoordt to renovate the home, which took six years, according to Vanity Fair.

Representatives for Kardashian West and West, respectively, did not immediately respond to Insider's requests for comment.


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