Arnold Schwarzenegger Houses Veterans This Christmas With 25 Tiny Homes

LOS ANGELES -- Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver’s marriage is officially over more than 10 years after the award-winning journalist petitioned to end her then-25-year marriage to the action star and former California governor.A Los Angeles judge finalized the divorce on Tuesday, court records show.The pair had been married since 1986 when Shriver filed for divorce in 2011 after Schwarzenegger disclosed he had fathered a child with a member of their household staff years earlier.The

The ultimate Christmas present? Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver are officially divorced, Us Weekly can confirm.

Arnold Schwarzenegger donated a significant sum of money towards homeless veterans in LA. Arnold paired up with the nonprofit Villages for Vets and provided a donation of $250K, helping them build 25 temporary homes.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has donated 250,000 dollars (£186,700) to help provide housing for war veterans in the state of California ahead of Christmas. The former bodybuilder said that everyone “has the power” to help others during the festive period.

tweeted on Thursday.Schwarzenegger’s donation was highlighted in a Fox LA news report Thursday night. You can watch portions of that segment below:"This is the greatest Christmas gift!” @Schwarzenegger donates 25 tiny homes to homeless vets at the VA in West LA.

“This is what Christmas is all about,” wrote Arnold Schwarzenegger on Twitter yesterday after personally donating 25 “tiny homes” to Los Angeles-area homeless veterans. Schwarzenegger was on hand at the unveiling, tweeting photos and his own thoughts on the process.

Patrick Schwarzenegger was seen in Los Angeles, California sporting a brand new look.

A woman arrested on New Year's Eve last year will spend this Christmas in jail after letting her home be used for storing and selling crack cocaine and heroin.

Joseph Baena is making his own name in Hollywood, and he doesn’t want to ride on the coattails of his famous father to do so.The son of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Mildred Patricia Baena stopped by E! News’ Daily Pop recently, where he opened up about his decision to keep his last name.“There’s a few different variables in that,” he explained.

Joseph Baena may want to become an actor just like his father Arnold Schwarzenegger but he doesn’t want to do so on the strength of his name.

Earlier this week, Patrick shared a video of himself sitting in the salon chair after banishing his natural brunette strands to Instagram.  Gallery: 8 Strictly stars' memorable wedding photos: From Tom Fletcher to Rachel Riley (Hello!)He joked: 'Mom's gonna kill me,' as he giggled to himself on the post.

Joseph Baena is making a name for himself.