Kevin Costner isn't shying away from expressing his disappointment in how his divorce from estranged wife Christine Baumgartner has played out in court.
The Yellowstone actor and his wife were married for 18 years before Christine filed for divorce in May, and a bitter legal battle ensued.
The former couple have been at odds over a myriad of issues pertaining to their prenuptial agreement, including over child support and their residential properties.
Now, in new court documents first obtained by Entertainment Tonight, the acrimony between the two has been further unveiled.
In the documents, the father-of-seven accused his soon-to-be ex-wife of "stalling tactics" to drag out their divorce proceedings, which have been ongoing for over three months.
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According to Kevin's legal team, Christine is claiming that she didn't properly understand their prenup when she signed it ahead of their 2003 wedding, and they in turn have called it "gamesmanship of the worst sort."
© GettyOne of their most argued stipulations of the prenup was their agreement that should Christine file for divorce, she would have 30 days from the date filed to move out of their shared home, which prior to their split, was a 1.4-acre cliffside property in Santa Barbara.
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The Dancing with Wolves director is the sole owner of the home, and in court documents previously obtained by Insider, he maintained: "When Christine and I began discussing marriage in 2003, I made it clear to her that I would not marry again without clarity that my separate property residences would remain mine to live in no matter what happened in our marriage."
© BackgridHe noted: "I was married before, and upon separation, I found myself without a home base and unable to live in my own home," adding: "I never wanted this to happen again. Because of the nature of my work, I am frequently out of town; it is therefore particularly important to me that when I am home, I have a home to go to."
In turn, Christine maintained that she would not move out of the home until Kevin agreed to pay her requested $248,000 per month in child support, for their kids Cayden, 16, Hayes, 14, and Grace, 13.
© GettyThat request also received ire from Kevin, who described it as "highly inflated and unsubstantiated," and claimed: "Christine allocates 60% of expenses such as private trainer, unallocated credit-card expenses, and her plastic surgery to the minor children without any explanation or basis. The children do not use the services of private trainers, only Christine does."
© GettyHe added: "Providing the minor children with more than bare necessities does not require providing ludicrous extravagance designed to primarily benefit the supported parent."
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© GettyThe initial stipulation on their prenup allotted $38,000 a month in child support from Kevin, and after he gave a counter offer of $123,620 to Christine's $248,000, a judge ordered him to pay $129,000 a month instead.
Though Kevin and Christine's divorce battle still appears to be far from over, Christine was ordered by a judge to move out of the property by July 31 – she argued for August 31 and Kevin for July 13 – and moving trucks were spotted ahead of the deadline at both the Santa Barbara residence and later at another one of Kevin's residences not far from it.
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