Kanye West has been ordered to pay Kim Kardashian $200,000 per month in child support in a divorce settlement.

The duo have reached a divorce settlement that includes joint custody of their four children and dividing up their real estate assets, media reports said on Tuesday.

Though they will have joint custody of their children, ages 3, 4, 6 and 9, Kardashian will receive $200,000 a month in child support, as they will spend most of their time with her, the New York Post reported.

According to the settlement, Ye will deposit the agreed amount in Ms Kardashian’s account on the first day of every month. He will also be responsible for half of the children’s medical, educational, and security expenses, People further said in its report.

The documents filed in Los Angeles Superior Court also showed that neither will pay the other spousal support, as per an Economic Times report. Kardashian had filed for divorce from the rapper in February last year due to irreconcilable differences.

The celebrity couple was married in a lavish wedding in Italy in 2014.

Both parties were declared legally single in March, with Kardashian also dropping “West” from her last name.

The parents must agree on what school the children will attend and other decisions involving therapy, counseling or religious activities, the Post said, citing the court document.

The children will not be allowed to move more than 60 miles (100 km) from Kardashian’s home in Hidden Hills near Los Angeles before they finish high school or turn 19 years old, the Post reported. Each parent will have access to the children on their birthdays and other special occasions, the Post said.

Ye, as he is now known, has agreed to transfer one Hidden Hills property to Kardashian, who will also keep properties in Malibu and Riverside, California, and Harrison, Idaho, the Post said.

The rapper has courted controversy in recent months by publicly ending major corporate tie-ups and making outbursts on social media against other celebrities. His Twitter and Instagram accounts were restricted, with the social media platforms removing some of his posts that users condemned as antisemitic.

Details of their divorce settlement were reported by several media outlets, citing Los Angeles County Superior Court documents.

In an interview with Vogue earlier this year, the Skims founder explained what led to her high-profile split, saying, that “for so long, I did what made other people happy” and that she decided “I’m going to make myself happy.”

She went on to say that “even if that created changes and caused my divorce, I think it’s important to be honest with yourself about what really makes you happy.”

“I’ve chosen myself,” she told the publication. “I think it’s okay to choose you.”