Britney Spears and Sam Asghari have settled their divorce.

The previous couple are stated to have filed a Stipulated Judgment – a voluntary settlement between all events to settle a case – and the 42-year-old pop star’s lawyer Laura Wasser has filed a response to Sam’s divorce petition.

The 30-year-old health instructor-turned-actor filed for divorce from the ‘Poisonous’ hitmaker in August 2023, after simply over a yr of marriage.

In response to TMZ, a choose is anticipated to log out on the divorce quickly, which is able to formally finish their marriage.

Britney and Sam are stated to have signed a prenuptial settlement earlier than their nuptials.

Simply days after Sam filed for divorce final yr, it was claimed he was not going to contest the prenup.

A supply instructed The New York Submit newspaper’s Web page Six column: “He admitted publicly he’s not preventing [their prenup agreement].

“This can be resolved quietly and professionally and shortly. That’s it.”

It comes after ‘A Time to Kill’ actress Octavia Spencer made headlines in 2021 for urging Britney to make Sam signal such an settlement.

On the time, Britney revealed her engagement ring on Instagram and instructed her followers Sam had proposed after almost 5 years of relationship.

Octavia commented on the announcement: “Make him signal a prenup.”

After the comment went viral, the Oscar-winner backtracked barely by saying she was solely making a “joke”.

She additionally apologised on-line, writing: “My intention was to make them snigger, not trigger ache. I’ve reached out to this beautiful couple privately to apologize and now need to restore only a smidge of happiness they have been robbed of.

“Britney’s followers have seen her via a number of ache and he or she’s discovered happiness. We’re thrilled for her. So let’s present them love. #nonegativity. (sic)”

Sam accepted the actress’ apology by commenting on-line: “You’re very form to make clear however I’ve no onerous emotions in any respect. Jokes and misconceptions include the territory.”