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Kevin Costner’s wife asked for $248,000 a month in child support. In court, she said she didn’t know how she’d afford groceries. They had a prenup. It gave her 30 days to leave his house after she filed for divorce. A judge had to order her out. They married in 2004 and had three children. In May 2023, after 18 years, she filed. The house was his, bought in 1988, before the marriage. The prenup paid her $100,000 on the wedding day, $100,000 on the first anniversary, and $1 million after she filed. He offered about $51,000 a month. A judge set $129,755 for now. She asked for more. She moved into a $40,000 a month rental and said it wasn’t enough for the kids. That summer, she was photographed on vacation in Hawaii with a family friend, Josh Connor. In September 2023, the judge decided: $63,209 a month. In the video below, Kevin arrives at court: “We’re talking about somebody I love on the other side.” Then listen for what she says is in the kids’ DNA. She later married Josh Connor. The case for Christine: 18 years, three kids, and a husband who made over $1 million a month on Yellowstone. The case for Kevin: she signed the prenup, and their oldest son drives a 15 year old truck. Was $63,209 a month for three kids fair, or did she ask for too much?