Wat-Not Staff
Leah Remini and Angelo Pagán finalized their divorce after 21 years of marriage, swiftly resolving their separation after filing in August. Based on court records from the Superior Court of Los Angeles, the ex-spouses finalized the end of their marriage through a seamless mediation procedure. Both parties chose not to utilize lawyers, opting instead to manage the legal process themselves in a friendly manner.
The private settlement deal has resolved all matters concerning their assets, debts, spousal support, and attorney’s fees. On October 11, Remini, aged 54, and Pagán, aged 56, finalized their divorce, indicating their dedication to navigating this change with mutual respect. Both individuals were recommended to seek advice from different lawyers to guarantee the fairness and advantages of the terms, yet they decided to proceed without legal assistance.
A Positive Outlook Despite the End of a Long-Term Marriage
Remini and Pagán had previously issued a joint declaration revealing their choice to end their marriage after nearly three decades of being together. This declaration, shared on Instagram in August, highlighted the couple’s acknowledgment of the tough nature of their decision but also their optimistic stance on handling the circumstances. “This choice was made after careful consideration and with a lot of thought, and although divorce is tough, we are tackling this with a positive attitude because we believe it’s the right move for us,” they expressed.
The duo stated that their relationship had changed over time, leading them to adopt roles that no longer suited them. They pointed to irreconcilable differences as the cause of their separation, asserting that their decision to go their separate ways was reached with a mutual understanding and respect. Remini officially initiated the divorce proceedings on August 30, a day following their declaration, and mentioned that they had been living apart since August 1.
Strong Bond Endures Beyond the Marriage
Although their marriage is over, Lea Remini and Angelo Pagan insist that their relationship is still going strong. In their conversation, they shared the idea of spending the holidays together and making memories, even though the nature of their relationship has changed. “Our bond is still strong — it’s just turned into something different,” they said, emphasizing their commitment to maintaining a healthy and supportive relationship going forward.
For Remini and Pagán, this separation is a new chapter, but not the end of their relationship as friends and parents. They spoke honestly about the importance of sustaining the relationship they built over 28 years, showing that even after a breakup, relationships can grow in new ways. The positive and respectful approach to the couple is a powerful example of how today’s divorce can be resolved with dignity and care.
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