MILIAN AND THE-DREAM AGREE ‘PEACEFUL’ DIVORCE SETTLEMENT
CHRISTINA MILIAN and THE-DREAM have avoided a bitter legal battle by agreeing a divorce settlement out of court.
The singer/producer filed for divorce just nine days before Milian gave birth to their first child, daughter Violet, in February (10), insisting the relationship was "irretrievably broken".
The-Dream - real name Terius Nash - claimed the couple had legally separated when he applied to make the split official, but Milian challenged the divorce petition, alleging they were still together and had "marital relations on numerous occasions" after The-Dream claimed they had parted ways.
She also alleged the relationship broke down because her partner had been unfaithful, leading to speculation the pair was set for an ugly court battle.
But a lawyer for Milian reveals the divorce settlement has now been agreed amicably without the need for a court showdown.
Attorney Randy Kessler tells the Chicago Sun-Times, "Ms. Milian strongly believes that peaceful resolution is better for their child and that (sic) she is very pleased with the settlement and that it was accomplished out of court." The couple’s financial settlement and custody plans for their daughter were not disclosed.
Milian has already dismissed speculation about a massive pay out, writing in a post on her Twitter.com page, "Not one thing that is stated in this fake version of what Terius and I have agreed on is real."
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