Mary-Kate Olsen and ex-husband Olivier Sarkozy reached an agreement on the divorce, their lawyers said on Wednesday.
“As of this morning, we have reached a final settlement,” Sarkozy’s lawyer, Michael Mosberg, told a judge during a video hearing at the Manhattan Supreme Court.
Mosberg said the parties will have a finalized and signed copy of the agreement for the judge next week.
Judge Lori Sattler asked Olsen’s lawyer, Nancy Chemtob, if she agreed.
“Yes, Your Honor, that is correct, everything is resolved,” said Chemtob. “We have been working very hard. We have a deal. “
The 34-year-old “Full House” star – who appeared in the video audience wearing a black turtleneck shirt – filed for divorce in May from the French banker and stepbrother of former French President Nicolas Sarkozy.
Olsen tried to file for an emergency divorce during a moratorium on new cases caused by the coronavirus pandemic, claiming that her 51-year-old husband, five, ended the lease for her $ 29,000-a-month Gramercy Park apartment, leaving it with looking for a new place in the midst of the health crisis.
Amid the divorce, Olsen moved to a $ 325,000 rental from the Hamptons for the summer.
Sattler pressured lawyers to finalize the deal.
“Until I really see the evidence, I’m going to put your feet on the fire a little bit,” said the lawyer. “I trust and believe that this is happening, however, I will maintain control of the case to ensure that this is done and to divorce them.”