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Arnold Schwarzenegger still not divorced
Los Angeles, July 19
Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver still haven't divorced -- despite splitting up five years ago.
The former couple broke up in July 2011 after it emerged the "Terminator" actor had fathered a son with their housekeeper and although they have both moved on with their lives, neither are keen to make the split official.
According to tmz.com, the pair didn't have a pre-nuptial agreement and had already worked out how to split their $400 million fortune.
As their children -- Katherine, 26, Christina, 24, Patrick, 22, and Christopher, 19 -- are all adults, there are no custody issues.
Sources claim that one of the reasons could be that neither wants to walk away from $200 million and other insiders have speculated that Shriver, 60, doesn't believe in divorce.
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