In a relief that marks the end of a tumultuous chapter, Jenna Dewan and Channing Tatum have officially settled their divorce, nearly six years after the actress first filed for separation in 2018.

The long-awaited resolution comes as both parties can finally look forward to turning the page and focusing on their individual futures.

While specific details of the settlement remain confidential, sources have revealed that the pair has reached a binding agreement that covers the division of their assets and a child support arrangement for their beloved 11-year-old daughter, Everly.

This decision aims to provide stability for their daughter amidst the changes in their family dynamics.

The couple, once the golden pair of Hollywood, experienced significant tension during the divorce proceedings.

At one point, Tatum criticized Dewan for prolonging the settlement process, which he believed could have been resolved in a single trial rather than splitting it into multiple sessions.

This conflict further complicated an already challenging situation, raising eyebrows among fans and followers of the couple.

Their split in 2018 came as a shock to many, given their public affection and joint projects, including their appearance in the dance hit "Step Up."

Since the divorce announcement, both Jenna and Channing have moved on, with Jenna recently welcoming a daughter with her new partner, Steve Kazee.

As they await the final approval from a judge to officially conclude the divorce process, both stars seem poised to emerge from this chapter with fresh perspectives and renewed focus on their careers and personal lives.

Fans are eager to see how both will navigate their respective journeys post-divorce.

Stay tuned to witness how this separation shapes the future paths of the talented duo!