Bruce and Kris Jenner finalize divorce, can't remarry until March

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 18 (UPI) -- Bruce and Kris Jenner's divorce has been officially finalized.

Multiple news outlets are reporting a Los Angeles County judge has signed off on the pair's divorce papers, which were introduced by Kris in late September. Due to a six-month filing rule the couple won't be officially divorced, and allowed to re-marry, until March 2015.

Because the couple never signed a prenuptial agreement, the reality stars decided how to split their assets on their own. According to TMZ, Kris is keeping the family home, a 2012 Rolls-Royce Ghost, a 2014 Bentley and a 2014 Land Rover.

Bruce, on the other hand, will keep a 2011 Porsche 997 Coupe, a 2013 Cadillac Escalade and a 2007 Harley motorcycle. Their bank accounts were also divided amicably with earlier reports suggesting they were splitting a $60 million fortune.

The couple will reportedly share custody of 17-year-old Kylie Jenner and neither party will get spousal support.

The Jenners announced their separation in October of last year, but cited June, 1 2013 as the official date of their split in court documents. Bruce and Kris were married for 22 years and are parents to Kylie and Kendall.

Since the split Kris has been linked to road manager Corey Gamble.