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Christina Haack's ex-husband Josh Hall received a significant divorce settlement including properties, cars, and $300,000, while Haack retained her mansion and other assets; both waived spousal support, and Hall publicly celebrated his newfound freedom.
Jennifer Tilly revealed that she received a portion of 'The Simpsons' in her divorce settlement from Sam Simon, one of the show's creators. Tilly, who was married to Simon from 1984 to 1991, reportedly secured 30% of Simon's net proceeds from the series. She humorously acknowledged the unexpected longevity and success of the show, which has been running for 36 seasons and won numerous awards. Tilly also referenced her settlement in a 2012 episode of 'The Simpsons' where she played herself.
A South Korean court has ordered SK Group chairman Chey Tae-won to pay his wife Roh So-young a record $1 billion divorce settlement, significantly increasing the amount from a previous ruling. The court recognized Roh's contributions to Chey's business success and took into account her emotional suffering due to Chey's extramarital affair. Chey's legal team plans to appeal the decision.
South Korean tycoon Chey Tae-won has been ordered to pay his ex-wife Roh So-young $1 billion in the country's largest ever divorce settlement. The Seoul High Court ruled that Roh was entitled to a portion of Chey's company shares, overturning a lower court's decision. Chey's lawyers plan to appeal the ruling.
Cher has won a lawsuit against Sonny Bono’s widow, Mary Bono, ensuring she continues to receive royalties from songs created with Sonny, including "I Got You Babe." A federal judge ruled that the 1978 divorce settlement, which granted Cher a permanent 50% cut of publishing revenue, overrides federal copyright termination rights. Mary Bono may appeal the decision.
Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan's relationship is strained as they continue to battle over their divorce settlement and the money from "Magic Mike." Despite both expressing a desire to move on, the legal proceedings have caused tension, with sources claiming that Tatum is trying to block settlements and Dewan is asking for more than she is entitled to. The ex-couple, who share a 10-year-old daughter, are reportedly maintaining a facade of co-parenting harmony while dealing with messy financial disputes behind closed doors.
Jenna Dewan's lawyer claims that she is entitled to a share of the earnings from Channing Tatum's 'Magic Mike' franchise, alleging that Tatum concealed details about the profits. The couple, who were married when the film was made, is currently in court to settle their divorce, with Dewan arguing that she should receive fair compensation for her contributions to the franchise. Tatum has not publicly addressed the claims, and the court will need to allocate the community interest and Tatum’s separate property interest in the intellectual property and related entities.
Ariana Grande finalizes her divorce from Dalton Gomez, agreeing to a $1.25 million settlement with no future alimony, splitting the proceeds from the sale of their home, and covering up to $25,000 in Gomez’s attorney fees. The couple had a prenuptial agreement in place, and their divorce marks the end of a short but significant chapter for the couple, who got engaged in December 2020 and married in May 2021.
Ariana Grande and Dalton Gomez have finalized their divorce, with Grande agreeing to pay Gomez a one-time settlement of $1.25 million. The couple, who had been married for nearly three years, had no children or pre-nuptial agreement. Grande will also evenly split the proceeds from the sale of their Los Angeles home and pay up to $25,000 of Gomez’s attorney fees. The singer cited "irreconcilable differences" as the reason for the divorce.
Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello have settled their divorce after seven years of marriage, with both parties keeping their assets separately due to a prenuptial agreement. They will not pay spousal support as they waived any right to alimony, and have requested privacy as they navigate this new phase of their lives. Sofia also revealed in an interview that the divorce was due to her reluctance to have children, as her husband wanted kids and she did not want to be an older mother.
Sofía Vergara and Joe Manganiello have settled their divorce six months after filing, agreeing to a written property settlement and requesting the termination of spousal support for both parties. Vergara revealed that the breakup was due to her husband's desire for children, while she did not want to be an older mother. She has since been linked to surgeon Justin Saliman and has set a new dating rule of not dating anyone younger than 50.
Sofía Vergara and Joe Manganiello have settled their divorce amicably, six months after announcing their separation. The settlement was in accordance with their prenup, allowing each party to keep their individual assets accumulated during their seven-year union. They waived spousal support, and as they never had children, there was no child support involved. Vergara cited differing views on starting a family as the reason for their split and has since been linked to orthopedic surgeon Justin Saliman, while Manganiello has been publicly seen with television reporter Caitlin O’Connor.
Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello have finalized their divorce in an amicable manner, with a prenup in place allowing them to keep their individual assets and both waiving any right to spousal support. The ex-couple, who did not have children together, settled the divorce quickly after announcing their split, and are reportedly happy to move on with their lives, with Joe already dating Caitlin O'Connor and Sofia seeing Dr. Justin Saliman.
TV mogul Chuck Lorre, 71, has settled his divorce with beauty influencer Arielle Lorre, 38, agreeing to pay a $5 million settlement and receiving primary custody of their shared dog, Harvey. The settlement exceeds the amount specified in their prenuptial agreement. Chuck will pay $1 million initially and another $4 million after Arielle moves out. Both parties agreed to a non-disparagement clause. Chuck has been married three times before and is known for creating popular TV shows like Two and a Half Men and The Big Bang Theory.
"Two and a Half Men" creator Chuck Lorre has finalized his divorce, agreeing to pay his ex-wife $5 million as part of the settlement, despite having a prenup in place. He also gets to keep their dog, Harvey, with his ex-wife having liberal visitation rights. The settlement includes a non-disparagement clause for both parties, and although the amount may seem substantial, Lorre, known for creating hit sitcoms, is considered to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars.