Abbott Elementary star Quinta Brunson has reportedly reached a settlement in her divorce with ex Kevin Anik.

The actress, 35, filed for divorce back in March and is now on the verge of officially ending their marriage of under four years.

People reports the pair came to a settlement on Monday and decided on an uncontested divorce, meaning they were able to reach a resolution on the terms of their split.

In documents obtained by the site, the exes cited December 1, 2024 as their date of separation, a date that was initially listed as undetermined in their first filing.

While details of the settlement remain unknown, the declaration does show that an arrangement for spousal support was made.

The settlement appears to be the last hurdle in their divorce – once a judge inks the document, the duo will no longer be married to one another.

Abbott Elementary star Quinta Brunson has reportedly reached a settlement in her divorce with ex Kevin Anik; pictured 2023

The Daily Mail has reached out to representatives for Brunson for comment but did not immediately hear back.

Brunson and Anik married in October 2021, two months before the premiere of her sitcom.

Brunson cited ‘irreconcilable differences’ when filing to end the marriage back in March.

The divorce papers also showed that the couple ‘entered into a postnuptial agreement which governs the disposition of their property,’ People at the time.

Not much is known about Anik, but he does work in the legal cannabis industry in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles.

Quinta is best known for creating, executive producing, co-writing and starring as a second-grade teacher in Abbott Elementary which debuted in December 2021.

The series has earned numerous awards since debuting, including two Primetime Emmy Awards.

Abbott Elementary was up for three Emmys earlier this month, including Outstanding Comedy Series, however failed to win any of the nominations.

The actress, 35, filed for divorce back in March and is now on the verge of officially ending their marriage of under four years

Abbott Elementary has earned numerous awards since debuting, including two Primetime Emmy Awards

The Temple University graduate credited her home city of Philadelphia as she noted in an interview with Good Morning America, ‘I think it works because of Philadelphia.’

She described lightheartedly, ‘Philadelphia is this richly diverse, dirty, horrible city sometimes and we can all share our dirt with each other and I think that’s what you’re going to get in that episode.’

The TV star then reflected, ‘Sorry, Philly. There’s probably a nicer way to say that.’