Chuck Lorre 71 agrees to pay beauty influencer Arielle Lorre

Chuck Lorre, 71, agrees to pay beauty influencer Arielle Lorre, 38, a $5 million divorce settlement but retains custody of their dog…two years after splitting from wife #3 , the creator of the Big Bang theory

  • The 71-year-old TV mogul filed for divorce from the beauty influencer in July 2022; They married in October 2018 and separated in May 2022
  • He agreed last week to pay $5 million in their divorce settlement, which is more than agreed to in their “ironclad” prenup
  • Lorre, who created shows like “Two and a Half Men” and “The Big Bang Theory,” is estimated to be worth more than $600 million

Chuck Lorre has resolved his divorce from Arielle Lorre, more than a year and a half after he filed for separation from the beauty influencer.

The 71-year-old TV mogul, who filed for divorce from Arielle, 38, in July 2022, agreed last week to pay $5 million in his divorce settlement, TMZ reported Wednesday after reviewing court documents.

The creator of shows like “Two and a Half Men,” “The Big Bang Theory” and “Young Sheldon” also received sole custody of the former couple's dog named Harvey.

According to court documents viewed by the outlet, Arielle was granted “permissive visitation” with the dog.

Insiders told the outlet that the total of $5 million Lorre paid actually dwarfs the amount the couple originally agreed to pay in an ironclad prenuptial agreement when they married in October 2018. It was not immediately clear why he paid the higher amount.

Chuck Lorre, 71, has resolved his divorce from Arielle Lorre, more than a year and a half after he filed for separation from the beauty influencer.  Pictured in LA last month The 38-year-old beauty influencer appeared in an Instagram clip earlier this week

Chuck Lorre, 71, has resolved his divorce from Arielle Lorre, more than a year and a half after he filed for separation from the beauty influencer

The former couple, who tied the knot in October 2018, were photographed in LA in 2020

The former couple, who tied the knot in October 2018, were photographed in LA in 2020

According to court documents, the Emmy-nominated writer and producer – who is on good terms with Charlie Sheen after years of public conflict these days – paid out $1 million as part of the financial terms of the settlement at the initial court ruling.

He is supposed to pay Arielle another million dollars within 30 days of her moving out of their house. Arielle agreed to move out on February 1, the outlet reported.

As a result of their settlement, both parties agreed to a non-disparagement clause, which states that they will not publicly disparage the other.

Lorre previously said in court documents that he and Arielle separated due to “irreconcilable differences.”

In a statement to People at the time, Lorre and Arielle said, “Out of mutual consideration and respect, we have decided to separate.”

“Our plan is to move forward in different directions, but with great love, admiration and gratitude for our time together.” We ask that you respect our privacy during this difficult time. Thank you for your support.'

Lorre had been married twice before his marriage to Arielle: to former business partner Paula Smith from 1979 to 1992; and to Karen Witter, a former Playboy Playmate, between 2001 and 2010.

He is the father of two daughters from his first marriage: Nicole and Asa.

Arielle is a beauty influencer who has more than 402,000 followers on Instagram and 266,600 followers on TikTok

Arielle is a beauty influencer who has more than 402,000 followers on Instagram and 266,600 followers on TikTok

Lorre created shows like Two and a Half Men and The Big Bang Theory

Lorre created shows like Two and a Half Men and The Big Bang Theory

Forbes estimated that Lorre had earned $100 million from his work on television in 2022, the list of the year's highest-paid entertainers.

Arielle is a beauty influencer who has more than 402,000 followers on Instagram and 266,600 followers on TikTok as she shares images and clips from her everyday life and wellness practices.

The Rhode Island native hosts a podcast called “The Blonde Files,” where she discusses the topics “through meaningful conversations with experts and inspiring guests.”

“Arielle's distinctive voice and unique openness make you feel like you're getting the latest information from your best friend, and her diverse interests make this show a must-see for anyone who wants to live their best life and look good doing it.” says a description of the podcast.