Larsa Pippen has been granted half of ex-husband Scottie Pippen's retirement from the Chicago Bulls in their ongoing divorce.

Legal documents reveal an L.A. County court ruling giving Larsa rights to Scottie's 401(k) and "savings plan trust."

The couple, married in 1997, separated on November 3, 2016, and Larsa was awarded 50% of the account balances at that date.

The court order implies Larsa is entitled to the full amount regardless of current account status.

In California, couples usually split their retirement unless a prenuptial agreement is in place; the Pippens reportedly had one.

Larsa is set to receive her share as a "cash lump sum" distributed to her account following court approval.

Larsa released a statement about the divorce, emphasizing the couple's focus on their four children.

Financial details outside the retirement settlement remain undisclosed.

Larsa is currently dating Marcus Jordan, son of sports figure Michael Jordan.

Larsa, also a celebrity, has launched her own business ventures, addressing rumors of being a gold digger and infidelity.