RHOBH's Sutton Stracke's shocking child support amount is revealed

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Add chest wasn't kidding when she said it Sutton Stracke“She’s rich, darling, she’s rich!”

According to a new report, the 52-year-old Real Housewives of Beverly Hills The star achieved great success in her divorce from her ex-husband Christian Strackethe father of her three children, who agreed to give her a six-figure alimony settlement, a lump sum of $1.2 million and much more after they ended their 16-year marriage in 2016.

When speaking about her split from Christian on the first episode of RHOBH Season 13, Sutton said that after getting married “on equal terms” in May 2000, she quit her job to focus on raising her family , which “diminished” their financial power.

“It became your pocket money,” she remembers. “I realized, wow, I let this happen. I will never allow something like this to happen again.”

Sutton also mentioned spousal support.

“They come with an anchor. I won't give this up…but I don't want the anchor. I do not want it. I want complete freedom,” she explained.

Days later, on October 27, Radar Online shared details of Sutton and Christian's 2018 divorce decree, noting that in addition to a massive wine collection and Andy Warhol prints, Sutton is paying $50,000 a month in child support for their three children Porter and James were awarded , and Philip, and an additional $300,000 per month in spousal support – until she dies.

At the time of their split in 2016, Christian said they broke up on May 31, 2016, but insisted it happened later. However, despite their disagreement over the date, they agreed to split their art collection and Christian paid Sutton a lump sum of $1.235 million.

He also agreed to gift Sutton three vehicles, including a Cadillac, a 2015 Chevy Suburban and a Range Rover, as well as two homes, including one in Georgia and another in Los Angeles, which she apparently sold in 2020 after she had it listed for sale for just under $9 million.

Sutton was then given a bank account containing $86,000, her clothing, jewelry and couture, a split interest in two minor league baseball teams, and a checking account containing $800,000.

Meanwhile, Christian received several bank accounts containing over $1.4 million, half of a retirement account containing over $500,000, and half shares in her numerous businesses. In addition, he was allowed to keep her West African handicrafts, leather pieces and fabrics, as well as an apartment in Venice, Italy, which he purchased after their separation, as well as a 2015 Vespa scooter, a Mexican wooden sculpture and three ritual masks to collect.

As part of their divorce settlement, Christian also agreed to set up a $3 million trust fund for their children, of whom they shared joint custody and custody, and vowed to continue to grow that fund.

Season 13 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills airs Wednesdays at 8/7c on Bravo.

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