LOS ANGELES, CA – The recent divorce settlement between actors Jason Momoa, 44, and Lisa Bonet, 56, has made headlines. The former couple, who began dating in 2005 and married in 2017, reached an agreement on Monday, the same day Bonet filed for divorce, ending their six-year marriage. According to court documents, the settlement includes decisions on custody of their two children, child support, and spousal support, with both parties opting for an uncontested divorce.

The court documents revealed that Momoa and Bonet have submitted a written agreement to the court, detailing the arrangements for their children’s living expenses without any formal child support payments, as well as the sharing of joint and physical custody of their daughter, Lola, 16, and son, Nakoa, 15. In a surprising move, the superstar couple also decided to waive their rights to receive spousal support.

Despite settling the divorce rapidly, the official legal status of their separation won’t be declared until July. The divorce filing caught fans off guard, especially since Bonet cited their date of separation as October 7, 2020, labeling it as an unexpected development in the public eye.

The two actors had announced their split in January 2022, emphasizing the importance of dignity and honesty as they navigated through the emotional decision. “The love between us carries on, evolving in ways it wishes to be known and lived,” they said in a statement, expressing a commitment to co-parenting and maintaining respect for each other.

It seems that despite the challenges and changes they faced, Momoa and Bonet have approached their divorce with maturity and mutual consideration. The settlement reflects a harmonious resolution to their marriage, ultimately prioritizing the well-being of their children.