Ariana Grande's Divorce Settlement Includes 'Tapes' Or 'Photos' To Remain Private

Ariana Grande'sdivorce settlement is very specific about privacy including any "tapes" or recordings taken while she was married to Dalton Gomez.

According to new legal documents, obtained by The Blast, Ariana and Dalton agreed on several items related to the singer's privacy including Gomez' ability to write a tell-all book or interview about details of their marriage.

In the settlement agreement, obtained by The Blast, both parties agreed not to "release, disclosure or publication of any photograph (and related negatives), tape, film or like embodiments in all forms whether now or hereafter created or other record or recording of any aspect of any activity in or about any home, office or other property owned."

We know what you are thinking, but exactly what kind of "tapes" or photos isn't specifically listed.

As for the media, Gomez can't "Give any interview, write, appear in connection with, or assist or cooperate in the preparation or presentation of any book, article, interview, program or other production or publication of any kind whatsoever concerning the other party."

Of course, the former couple both agreed to these restrictions, but let's be honest they are mainly for Ariana Grande.

"This confidentiality provision is for the benefit of each party and shall be fully enforceable by each party," it reads.

She is specific in the filing, saying he "acknowledges that (her) privacy and the non-disclosure of confidential information regarding him are vitally important."

The settlement which the judge signed today, states Arianna Grande will not be single until March 19, 2024.

As we reported, Dalton is receiving a large single payment instead of spousal support. Plus, he is getting funds from the sale of their mansion in Los Angeles.

Per the documents:

"The parties acknowledge that (Dalton) has been provided with thirty (30) days rent-free use of the Los Angeles Family Residence...and a tax-free payment of $1,250,000 from (Ariana)...in lieu of any spousal support payments being due."

The documents also state that "the parties acknowledge that there shall be no permanent spousal support payable by one party to the other party in this matter. This waiver of permanent spousal support is non-modifiable, irrespective of any changes in the parties’ respective health or financial circumstances."

Ariana Grande and Dalton Gomez will also have to pay off $6 million in current mortgage and current line of credit of their Los Angeles home -- then split the proceeds 50/50 after the sale and payoffs happen.

Ariana Grande will keep "her automobiles, clothing, jewelry, miscellaneous personal effects, and her Nara painting, earnings and accumulations at any time including prior to the parties’ marriage, during the parties’ marriage, and after the parties’ date of separation.

Plus, she will get one-half of the furniture and furnishings located at the Los Angeles family residence.

Don't worry, Dalton Gomez will get to keep his Nara painting as well.

News of the couple’s separation broke in July. According to a source close to the pair, Grande and Gomez had been faced with severe troubles since the beginning of the year that they were not able to overcome.

"They came to the decision together,” the insider said of the duo’s separation. Adding, "They were having problems before January, but they want to remain best friends."

As we said, as Hollywood circles go, this has been one of the easiest divorces in Tinsel Town.