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She makes a lot, he makes a lot, and yes Hilary Duff, 22, and new hubby Mike Comrie, 29, did indeed sign a prenup. The the NHL star makes a decent amount of money playing hockey in the NHL how ever his family's net worth is about $500 million from a canadian home furnishing bussiness.

As posted on Page Six,

"It was a totally amicable agreement. They love each other very much and knew this was just a technicality," said one insider.

Comrie bought Duff a $100,000 Mercedes for her 20th Birthday, and not to mention his engagement ring for her was valued at around a million dollars. Nice.

Duff started her successful acting career as Lizzie McGuire in the Disney television series. That brand alone made her pretty wealthy.

[PageSix]

On Saturday Hilary Duff officially tied the knot with her hockey player now husband Mike Comrie at a $29 million estate near the San Ysidro Ranch in Montecito, Calif.

As Us reported,

Approximately 100 of the couple's closest family members and friends enjoyed poolside cocktails before the ceremony began at sundown.

"It was one of the most beautiful weddings I've ever seen," a witness told Us of the pair's 20-minute ceremony. "Absolutely stunning. They thought of every last detail and it was an incredible sight."

The duo got engaged in February. Comrie proposed with a ring worth about $1 Million. Not all of Comrie's riches come from his hockey paycheck -- his family owns a Canadian home furnishing company.

This is the second star studded hockey wedding this summer. If you will recall Carrie Underwood tied the knot with the Ottawa Senators' Mike Fisher.

[Us]

Hilary Duff who got engaged over the weekend to NHL Player Mike Comrie -- but that today is not the story the BIG story. What was the BIG story is the worth of the ring Comrie used to propose to the actress. The value? $1 Million Big Ones! OMG! And that's not all -- the couple are planning on buying a $10 million dollar house in Beverly Hills.

Hockey isn't his only form of income for the NHLer. He is heir to a Canadian home furnishings retail company. Ah Yeah, that can help!

[E! News]