A Los Angeles Superior Court judgment on Tuesday finalized the divorce between Ariana Grande and her former husband Dalton Gomez, as reported by The Associated Press. The couple, who separated in February 2023, reached a settlement last October, marking the end of their nearly three-year marriage.
The divorce proceedings, devoid of children and governed by a pre-nuptial agreement, proceeded swiftly through the courts without major legal disputes. Ariana Grande, the 30-year-old pop star, agreed to a settlement that includes a payment of $1.25 million (£985,000) to Gomez without future spousal support. Additionally, she agreed to split the proceeds from the sale of their Los Angeles residence and cover up to $25,000 (£20,000) in legal fees.
Ariana and Dalton’s relationship, which began in January 2020 and culminated in a wedding at Grande’s Montecito, California home in May 2021, faced public scrutiny when news of their separation surfaced in July of the following year. Both parties filed for divorce in September.
Currently, Ariana Grande is romantically involved with her Wicked co-star Ethan Slater. Her album “Eternal Sunshine” delves into the intricacies of her marriage’s unraveling and her subsequent relationship experiences.
