Jack Osbourne’s marriage has formally been terminated.

After ten months, Osbourne and ex Lisa Stelly’s divorce became finalized on Tuesday, multiple sources report.

Stelly first filed for divorce from Osbourne in May 2018, after almost six years of marriage. A choose authorized their union’s dissolution earlier this week after the pair finalized the phrases in their divorce settlement in December.

Osbourne, 33, and Stelly, 32, three daughters — Pearl, 6, Andy Rose, 3, and Minnie Theodora, 1.

According to the terms in their divorce settlement, Osbourne pays an enormous quantity in toddler support, and they may share joint custody of their youngsters even as they make an effort to co-discern, TMZ reports.

Court documents obtained via ET lower back in May display that Stelly noted irreconcilable variations as the grounds for divorce in her initial filing.

After information of the divorce broke, Osbourne shared an announcement to Instagram addressing their split, writing, “So the information approximately us setting apart has likely come as a bit of a shock to everyone. But we want to clean the air and share with you what’s happening.”

“First and foremost, we still love each other,” the declaration endured. “Our own family is the most important factor in our lives, and we tried the whole thing we may want to for many years to make this painting. What’s excellent for our circle of relatives right now is that we separate lovingly and remain exceptional friends who are devoted to elevating our kids together.”
Following their split, Osbourne made headlines while allegedly punched Stelly’s new boyfriend, Michael Gabel, in August, according to a file using Us Weekly. Gabel did now not grow to be pressing costs.

A source informed ET again in May that Osbourne and Stelly had problems at the beginning of their marriage and “all of us sort of idea it might pass this way,” referring to their eventual breakup.

However, once they started out having youngsters, their relationship appeared to improve, and “they appeared so satisfied,” the supply added.