Rachel Lindsay to Pay Bryan Abasolo $500K in Contentious Divorce Settlement

After months of authorized back-and-forth, Rachel Lindsay and Bryan Abasolo‘s divorce has been settled — and the previous Bachelorette has a whopping cost to make to her ex.

On Tuesday, Jan. 7, the couple finalized their divorce, in accordance with paperwork obtained by PEOPLE, and agreed on how they’ll cut up their shared property, automobiles and different private belongings following the tip of their four-year marriage.

Per the settlement, Abasolo, 44, will retain the couple’s Miami rental, whereas Lindsay, 39, will preserve their L.A. dwelling in North Hollywood.

Each of them may even preserve their wedding ceremony bands and Breitling watch — presumably a present they’d each given one another — and Lindsay may even preserve her engagement ring from The Bachelorette and a portray and photographs by artist Jad Najjar.

The couple’s autos may even be cut up between them, with Abasolo taking the 2021 Honda Accord whereas Lindsay takes the 2023 Porsche Macan.

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Together with the division of their belongings, Lindsay was additionally ordered to pay the chiropractor a $500,000 equalization cost.

Per the settlement, the $39,771 she has already paid her ex-husband in spousal help might be deducted from the cost, leaving Lindsay with a complete of $460,229 owed to Abasolo.

The primary half of the cost, $230,114.50, have to be paid to him by Jan. 17, whereas the remaining half have to be paid by Jan. 7, 2026, and is topic to a 3% rate of interest yearly.

Abasolo waived his proper to any additional spousal help, as did Lindsay.

In filings from Might by way of August, the couple went backwards and forwards over their funds as Abasolo requested spousal help and greater than $75,000 for his authorized charges.

In response, Lindsay slammed the chiropractor for “inflating his bills, the lion’s share of which [she] pays on his behalf,” and claimed his request would “far exceed…his want.” She additionally identified that the annual earnings he reported — $16,000 — is “lower than he would [earn] if he labored at McDonalds.”

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He continued to push for spousal help in a July submitting, establishing his monetary wants as $16,275 a month and claiming his month-to-month earnings was simply $1,341, and later that month, Lindsay was ordered pay him “short-term spousal help within the sum of $13,257 monthly” beginning on July 15.