20 June 2023 , 21:35
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Armie Hammer and estranged wife Elizabeth Chambers have finally settled their divorce, according to reports.
Elizabeth first filed for divorce from the actor almost three years ago.
And now the pair are said to have reached an agreement regarding their assets and any spousal support issues between them.
TMZ reports that while details aren't clear as of yet to the settlement, the agreement will be presented to the judge before being routinely signed off on.
The pair tied the knot in 2010, but TV personality Elizabeth, 40, called it quits in 2020.
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It was said at the time that she cited irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split and was seeking primary physical custody of their two children; Armie and Elizabeth share Harper Grace, 8, and Ford, 6.
Armie Hammer is said to have agreed to terms of the divorce (Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP/REX/Shutterstock)
It's thought Armie had been asking for joint legal and physical custody of the youngsters.
TMZ reported at the time of the split the pair had failed to sign a prenup before swapped their vows.
It was suggested they have been wed for either 10 years, or just under, depending on whose version of events are to be believed.
Away from the divorce proceedings, the actor revealed earlier this month he was "very grateful" to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office after a decision was made not to charge him following recent sexual assault allegations.
It was reported the pair hadn't signed a prenup (Getty Images for The Critics' Ch)
Elizabeth filed for divorce almost three years ago (WireImage)He admitted he was now looking forward to "beginning what will be a long, difficult process of putting my life back together" following the news.
The star had faced a number of damaging accusations over explicit messages he had allegedly sent via social media. He was also accused of rape by a woman in Los Angeles in March 2021.
The Call Me By Your Name star denied all criminal allegations against him.
The DA's office confirmed at the start of the month that prosecutors had conducted an "extremely thorough review" into the allegations and came to the agreement there was "insufficient evidence" to charge Armie.