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Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher, pictured in January 2011 at the premiere of his movie No Strings Attached in LA, are headed for a $290m divorce

'Demi is attracted to women... so didn't always get all she needed from Ashton': Fresh claims hint that Moore is bisexual, as couple practiced 'open marriage'

Moore confirms split by releasing statement two months after allegations Kutcher cheated on her

Hints at his infidelity saying she is moving on because 'there are certain values and vows that I hold sacred'

Comedienne Chelsea Handler insinuates they had 'threesomes, which led to twosomes without Demi and that leads to a divorce'

Kutcher tweets he will always 'cherish' the time he spent with Demi

Couple still following each other on Twitter and Demi's handle remains @mrskutcher

Demi Moore is ending her six year marriage to Ashton Kutcher after reports of his alleged infidelities became public, yet behind closed doors their issues seem to have been a lot more complex.

It is believed Moore and Kutcher embarked on an 'open marriage', with suggestions hinting that the 49-year-old actress is bisexual.

An insider told Star: 'Demi is attracted to women just as much as men, so she didn’t always get all she needed from Ashton.'

In a carefully worded statement, Demi Moore yesterday announced her intention to divorce her husband of six years, Ashton Kutcher.

And while the 49-year-old actress may have done so with a 'heavy heart', something that may be weighing heavier is the question hanging over the financial settlement.

Either party is yet to formally file for divorce - but in all likeliness Moore will raise the petition for the dissolution of marriage.

The couple are said to have between them a $290m fortune - a sizeable sum to be fought over.

But the division of assets may not be a simple process, depending on whether they signed a prenup when they married in 2005.

If they didn't - and if the divorce is filed in California - they can expect to split their assets 50/50.

Divorce lawyer Paul Catsandoni - who is not involved in the case - told HollywoodLife.com that Kutcher's alleged affair would not affect the division of funds under California law if there is no prenup in place.

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