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The divorce between Scooter Braun and his former wife Yael Cohen has been settled.
Page Six has received court paperwork from Los Angeles Superior Court on Thursday morning showing that the soon-to-be ex-spouses desire an uncontested divorce, meaning they have agreed to all terms, including spousal maintenance and child custody.
As a result, Braun is requesting a court order approving the settlement.
Page Six’s efforts for response from Braun and Cohen’s lawyers went unanswered.
Jagger, 7, Levi, 5, and Hart, 3, are the offspring of the 41-year-old music manager and the 35-year-old South African mining heiress.
According to Page Six’s report from July 2021, Braun and Cohen had filed for divorce after seven years of marriage. However, sources told us the couple had parted ways amicably.
A source close to the situation remarked, “They’re pals,” and added that they were temporarily sharing housing despite their separation.
Braun hired celebrity attorney Laura Wasser and filed for divorce around two weeks later.
The divorce suit from July 2016 made apparent that the record executive and the F-k Cancer co-founder, who wed in July 2014, had a prenuptial agreement.
In her answer, submitted in December 2021, Cohen stated that the couple had “irreconcilable disputes.” She asked for shared custody of their three children, a request to which Braun had already accepted. She also wanted him to cover her legal costs.
Although Braun denied it, Page Six reported that he had entered into a “intensive psycho-spiritual retreat” months before his split from Cohen.
We heard things like, “[Scooter] has gone insane,” but that wasn’t the case. “My wife and I started hearing all kinds of tales. As he explained on Jay Shetty’s “On Purpose” podcast, “it was just feeling like I wasn’t present in my life, and [feeling] like the people around me that loved me, I felt their hurt.
