Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher have finally settled their divorce battle two years after they separated, sources told the New York Post's Page Six. The former couple, who split in November 2011, reportedly signed divorce paperwork and could file the legal documents as soon as next week.
Demi Moore agreed to sign a confidentiality agreement in order to view the financial records of Ashton Kutcher's technology business, as the battle over their divorce settlement continues, TMZ reported.
The former couple's divorce has been slowed down by the financial demands Moore has made, including a piece of A-Grade Investments, a company Kutcher founded with billionaire Ron Burkle after the couple split.
Bruce Willis listed his largest home, a Spanish-style estate in Beverly Hills, for $22 million.
The actor bought the 11-bedroom, 11 bathroom property in June 2004 for $9 million and the estate sits on almost a full acre of land.
Built in 1928, the 10,379 sq ft house is located near the Beverly Hills Hotel and has a media and music room, chef's kitchen and formal library. The grounds include a tennis court and pool, stone fountain, cabana and outdoor kitchen. The decor of the house includes exposed beams and a wine-colored interior. The property previously belonged to producer Alan Ladd Jr.
After dating for more than six months, Demi Moore, 50, and Harry Morton, 31, reportedly ended their relationship, a source told E! News.
The actress and Morton, a restaurateur, met through mutual friends and began dating near the end of last year.
According to Moore and Morton, owner of the Pink Taco franchise, were seen on a dinner date at South Beverly Grill in Beverly Hills, Calif. The two had been dating for five or six months at the time, a source told E!