Newly engaged Braunwyn Windham-Burke is likely celebrating another win these days.
The former “Real Housewives of Orange County” star will receive $11,000 per month from her estranged husband, Sean Burke, in child and spousal support, according to legal documents obtained by Page Six.
The ruling, filed July 26, shows that $6,000 will be automatically deducted from Sean’s paycheck from his employer, Economic Transformation Strategies, for child support and another $5,000 will be withheld for spousal support.
Burke, 45, was ordered to start the payments within seven days of the filing.
The former couple share seven children: Bella, 22, Rowan, 2, Jacob, 18, twins Caden and Curren, 10, Koa, 8, and Hazel, 5.
Their four minor children are listed in Friday’s filing.
Windham-Burke, who recently became betrothed to girlfriend Jennifer Spinner, filed documents last December that stated she was “unable to provide” for her kids after Burke “stopped providing any support.”
The reality star explained that she had to rely on family to assist her in meeting her “basic living expenses and even expenses for our children.”
“I have relied on [Burke] for all financial security since I was 20 years old,” the former Bravolebrity wrote at the time.
“I have relied on [Burke] to make all financial decisions for 23 years,” she added. “And I have effectively been kept in the dark regarding the true extent of our business interests and assets.”
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Windham-Burke told Page Six exclusively in March that she filed for divorce from Sean after he allegedly “emptied” their bank accounts.
“So Sean had emptied out our joint bank accounts unbeknownst to me,” she alleged further. “Literally, one day I woke up and I had no access to any of my cards or any money. And that was why I filed for divorce.”
However, in response, Sean told us that “any funds that were moved were used to pay family bills.”
Windham-Burke — who came out as a lesbian in December 2020 — finally filed for divorce in October 2022 after an extended separation from Burke.
However, the former couple remain amicable and even live together under the same roof with Windham-Burke’s fiancé, whom she’ll marry in the fall.
“[Braunwyn and Jennifer] are getting married mid-October 2024 in the south,” a source close to the couple previously told us, adding that they want their ceremony to feel like a “country retreat.”