Schwarzenegger 'not rushing divorce'

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver are apparently in no hurry to divorce because they don't "need" the money.

The pair separated in May 2011 after 25 years of marriage, but are yet to make the split official.

According to TMZ, they are in no rush to divorce because it will have "no impact" on their current lifestyles.

"Neither Arnold nor Maria feel any urgency to get a judge to make the divorce official, even though all of the money and custody issues have been worked out," a source told the website.

"They're worth approximately $400 million - which they agree they'll split down the middle - so it's not like they need the divorce to buy a house."

However, there could also be a more romantic reason they aren't rushing to take make things legal.

Other insiders claim there is still a spark between them.

"They are not done with each other, and there's still a chance they'll get back together," a source revealed.

"Both Arnold and Maria have sent mixed messages to their friends and family - at times saying they want the divorce, and other times talking about how they still feel love for their long-time partner."

Last month, Arnold was seen wining and dining rumoured new flame Heather Milligan and her family.

The apparent relationship between the star and Heather has reportedly put a bit of pressure on Maria to get a divorce.

"Lately Maria is more amenable to divorce because she's hearing that Arnold has a girlfriend," an insider claimed.