Overview
- The divorce was finalized Tuesday, July 28, 2026, after the pair signed a settlement agreement on July 23 that the court filed to end their marriage.
- The agreement gives each spouse property and accounts in their own name, with Brooks keeping most cryptocurrency holdings while transferring a portion to Kruger and Kruger retaining her inherited assets.
- The settlement preserves each person’s separately held earnings and residuals earned after their stated date of separation and keeps cars, personal effects and retirement accounts with the party in whose name they are held.
- The exes agreed to joint legal custody and shared parenting time for their daughters, waived rights to spousal support, agreed there will be no monthly child support between them now, and will split specified health insurance and medical costs for the children.
- The pair publicly said in March they had quietly separated and planned to coparent, and the settlement formalizes that arrangement while clarifying how modern assets such as cryptocurrency and soap residuals will be divided going forward.