Leah Remini and Angelo Pagan finalizing divorce as they sign settlement a month after filing

Leah Remini and her ex Angelo Pagan have almost finalized their divorce.

The former couple signed a settlement at the end of last week, which, according to the judge, only required a final signature from the judge TMZ.

Divorce documents show that Remini, 54, and Pagan, 56, were able to reach a settlement with the help of a mediator and without attorneys present.

It’s unclear how the exes divided their assets since the settlement is confidential, but the outlet notes that the split appears to be amicable based on how quickly they came to a resolution.

Remini and Pagan announced their divorce in August after 21 years of marriage.

In touch reported that the settlement involved spousal support and the division of their assets.

In court documents obtained by the outlet, the actress, who represented herself, stated that the “written agreement” covered “their property and their marital or domestic partnership rights, including support, the original of which is or has been submitted to the court.” ‘

The outlet reports that the agreement covers spousal support, property and attorney fees.

People previously reported, the exes had asked the court to abolish spousal support in both directions.

Remini’s divorce filing came just weeks after her girlfriend Jennifer Lopez ended her marriage to Ben Affleck. Just like Lopez did in her divorce from Affleck, Remini filed the divorce papers without the help of an attorney.

According to the documents, Remini and Pagán divorced on August 1. They cited “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for their split, according to documents obtained by People.

Remini, who played Carrie Heffernan on The King of Queens from 1998 to 2007, and Pagán released a joint statement via Instagram last month confirming that their marriage had ended.

“Well, here we are,” Remini and Pagán said in the August 29 statement. ‘After 28 years together and 21 years of marriage, we have decided to file for divorce.

Divorce documents show that Remini, 54, and Pagán, 56, were able to reach a settlement with the help of a mediator and without lawyers present; pictured 2001

“This decision came after much thought and care, and as difficult as a divorce is, we approach this with a positive outlook because we know it is best for us.”

Remini and Pagán said they experienced a wave of different emotions when they announced their breakup.

“We are proud of how we got through this together,” they said. “Yes, we’re sad, and we still have some figuring out to do as we move forward into our new normal — still together in many ways, and apart in some new ones.”

They said they had “both changed, as people do” and were “used to playing roles that no longer suited us.”

Remini and Pagán said their “bond is still strong,” but “it just evolved into something else,” adding that their “marriage was a great success.”

The estranged couple, who initially crossed paths in 1996 and married seven years later, mentioned their past projects together in their statement.

“We want to be as transparent as possible here because we have shared our marriage so publicly for years, whether it was on our specials on VH1 or on our reality show, which ran for two seasons on TLC,” Remini and Pagán said. .

They added: “We share this uncharted territory with all of you as we publicly take our first steps in this next phase of our lives.”

Remini and Pagán are parents to daughter Sofia Bella, 20, while he is father to three sons, Angelo Jr., Alex and Nico, from a previous relationship.

Remini and Pagan announced their divorce in August after 21 years of marriage; in the photo 2018

Remini talks to RuPaul about the relationship in 2019 and says they have had tough times before.

“It’s a beautiful love story, because we had a hard time in the beginning,” says the Kevin Can Wait actress. ‘We didn’t meet under the best circumstances.

‘We received guidance and it was not an easy road. So I say these things again to be funny, but the truth is he is my rock.”