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Sophia Bush and Grant Hughes have settled their divorce, People magazine reports.
According to court documents obtained by the magazine, the former lovers reached a secret agreement earlier this week.
Neither party could be reached for comment from PEOPLE.
Sophia and Grant will be married in June 2022. She filed for divorce in August 2023, just weeks after the first anniversary of her death.
Grant responded in September 2023, citing “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for the separation and giving June 27 as the date of separation.
Sophie and Grant did not ask for spousal support or attorney fees. People magazine reports that there was a disagreement over prenup in 2024.
After Bush and Hughes split, she married soccer player Ashlyn Harris.
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Sophie opens up about breakup and new relationship on Glamor essay In April 2024.
The ‘One Tree Hill’ star went through a tough pregnancy journey with Grant, and “realized that the person I chose as a partner didn’t necessarily speak the same emotional language that I did.” I started it,” he explained.
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She later added: “Six months into that journey, I think I knew deep down that I had absolutely made a mistake. It took my head and my heart to understand what my bones already knew. , it will take a little longer.”
President Bush went on to say, “It’s very, very scary to do something brave and say, ‘I’m just not happy.’ Especially if you’re in a partnership, you have to say it first. But if you do it, you have a chance to be happy. To find your own joy. ”
As for Harris, she explained that they first met in 2019, but reunited in 2023 as part of a group of friends that helped them get over their breakup. Ashlyn was divorcing Ali Krieger.
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“I never expected to find love with this support system,” Sophia wrote. “I don’t know what else to say other than I haven’t seen it until I see it.”
In her essay, she praises Ashlyn: The way she prioritizes and centers her children not only in her life but at the core of her being is remarkable. Falling in love with her sutured some of my own childhood wounds and brought me much closer to my own mother. Watching Ashlyn choose to thrive instead of just survive for her baby was the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen a friend do. And now I have come to love her. How lucky am I? ”
