Christina Aguilera's divorce from former husband Jordan Bratman has been finalised, according to court filings.
In October 2010, the couple officially announced their split, with Aguilera filing for divorce just days later.
According to a legal settlement reached in February, Aguilera and her former husband's marriage was legally dissolved today, April 15, following the conclusion of a six-month processing period required by California law.
Neither Aguilera nor Bratman have commented at this time, but the Voice judge recently claimed that she's learned to laugh about "hiccups" in her personal life.
The pair first began dating in 2002 and tied the knot three years later in a private ceremony in Napa Valley. They are the parents to 3-year-old son Max.
After confirming their split last year, Aguilera revealed that her relationship with Bratman had grown to be "unhealthy and unhappy" in the ensuing years since their wedding.
In March, the singer was arrested for public intoxication in Los Angeles while her current boyfriend Matthew Rutler was charged with driving under the influence.
According to a legal settlement reached in February, Aguilera and her former husband's marriage was legally dissolved today, April 15, following the conclusion of a six-month processing period required by California law.
Neither Aguilera nor Bratman have commented at this time, but the Voice judge recently claimed that she's learned to laugh about "hiccups" in her personal life.
The pair first began dating in 2002 and tied the knot three years later in a private ceremony in Napa Valley. They are the parents to 3-year-old son Max.
After confirming their split last year, Aguilera revealed that her relationship with Bratman had grown to be "unhealthy and unhappy" in the ensuing years since their wedding.
In March, the singer was arrested for public intoxication in Los Angeles while her current boyfriend Matthew Rutler was charged with driving under the influence.