Socialite Phoebe Burgess and former NRL star Sam have finalised their divorce after four years of marriage.
The couple agreed to the terms, with Phoebe, 30, walking away with 70 per cent of their marital wealth, a source told The Daily Telegraph on Thursday.
The couple sold their Lurline Bay property in Maroubra, a beachside suburb in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, in January for $5million.
According to realestate.com.au, the sale registered a profit of $1.2million. The French provincial home was bought in both their names in early 2016 for $3.8million.
The former magazine journalist will also keep a white SDVA Range Rover, which is valued at $100,000.
Over: Phoebe Burgess and former NRL star Sam have finalised their divorce, with the social media influencer getting ’70 per cent of their marital wealth’, according to The Daily Telegraph
The F45 gym in Bowral which the former Rabbitohs player owned, has also been transferred over to his estranged ex-wife.
Phoebe has been living at her parents’ estate in leafy Bowral with their two young children, three-year-old Poppy and one-year-old Billy.
The former 31-year-old footy star has managed to retain ownership of a two-bedroom apartment in Little Bay, where his mother Julie lives.
‘Sam didn’t care about anything but the apartment for his mum to live in,’ a source told The Daily Telegraph.
Taking the lion’s share: The couple agreed to the terms, with Phoebe receiving 70 percent of their marital wealth, a source told The Daily Telegraph on Thursday
Sam, who recently signed on as a commentator for Fox League, has been living in a Coogee apartment which he rents with his younger brother Luke.
Daily Mail Australia has approached Phoebe Burgess’ management and Sam Burgess for comment.
The couple first called it quits in December 2018 just weeks after the birth of their second child Billy.
Co-parenting: The couple share two young children, three-year-old Poppy and one-year-old Billy
They reunited in January 2019 but called time on their marriage again in October last year.
Sam was allegedly involved in an incident with his father-in-law Mitchell Hooke at Phoebe’s family home near Bowral, in the NSW Southern Highlands on October 19.
Sam had visited the property to spend time with his children when Phoebe was not present, but was asked to leave by Mr Hooke following an alleged altercation where the police were called.
Off again, on again: The couple first called it quits in December 2018 just weeks after the birth of their second child Billy. They reunited in January 2019 but called time on their marriage again in October last year
At the time, police took out a temporary AVO on behalf of Mr Hooke, which was upheld by a court the following month.
While the AVO is in place, Sam is not able to go within one kilometre of his father-in-law nor any place he works.
Following the October 19 incident, Sam was also charged with intimidation. Sam has denied threatening the 63-year-old businessman.
‘I embrace being their mum every day’: Phoebe recently spoke to Stellar Magazine earlier this year about her new life as a single mother. Pictured with daughter Poppy
Love and support: She said, ‘I’m just trying to… make sure they’re surrounded by love, regardless of how that family looks’. Pictured with son Billy
Phoebe recently spoke to Stellar Magazine about her new life as a single mother.
She tearfully said: ‘I had an idea about how I wanted them to grow up and that’s not going to happen now.
‘But I’m adjusting and I embrace being their mum every day. And if that’s being a single mum, then I’ll embrace that as well.
‘I’m just trying to… make sure they’re surrounded by love, regardless of how that family looks.’
The former NRL golden couple tied the knot back in 2015 at an extravagant wedding ceremony on her parents Bowral estate.
Happier times: The former NRL golden couple tied the knot back in 2015 at an extravagant wedding ceremony on her parents Bowral estate