Photos: French Montana officially divorces his wife of 7 years, settles her with cool $2M

French Montana is no longer a married man.

On Monday the rapper officially divorced his wife Deen Kharbouch while at a New Jersey courthouse, according to HollywoodLife. 

The 29-year-old Don't Panic singer was dating Khloe Kardashian for over eight months before their split in early September.

The site claimed the split was 'amicable' and added that French and Deen were in good spirits after he gave her a $2m settlement.

'He was in court on Monday and basically they wrapped up his divorce peacefully,' a source said.

On Tuesday Montana shared a photo on social media of himself inside the court house. 

'They had been together for a long time and they were with each other when neither had money, they had so much in common,' added the insider. 'They settled peacefully in court in New Jersey - it’s all wrapped up.'

Khloe has not been seen with French in several weeks.

The 30-year-old reality star is still technically married to basketball player Lamar Odom, who she filed for divorce from in December. 

In mid September the sister of Kim and Kourtney was seen dining with The Game at the Cheesecake Factory in Topanga.

Khloe has not seemed to react to the divorce. On Tuesday all she shared on Instagram was a photo of her niece Penelope Disick with a Wild Thing shirt on. 

In 2012 French told the MTV show RapFix Live divorce 'happens to the best.'

He added, 'It’s just about finding somebody that understand the game, what you’re into. But then on the flip side of the coin, you gotta understand their game, what they into … There’s a flip side to everything.'

When Deen accused him of abandoning his family, he hit back with, 'As long as I take care of my family, make sure my son is good. I feel like that’s a weight off my shoulder, you know, I could sleep good. 

'It’s just kinda like you’re moving and you’re not the same person, ’cause you’re so busy doing what you’re doing. You get conflicts.'

Montana added, 'I never like to mix my family with the business. I feel like that’s why you never see me post pictures of my son or anybody. That’s a part of me that keeps me sane. Once you get exposed into the Internet world, I feel like it becomes everybody’s business.'