Corey Feldman Teases 'Exciting Things' After Settling 2-Year Long Divorce Battle

Corey Feldman is looking forward to his future following the conclusion of his acrimonious split from Courtney Feldman.

The actor and musician has been butting heads with his ex-wife in court for two years over spousal support. His former partner believed she deserved a bigger slice of his wealth, while he argued that his earnings weren't as massive as she assumed.

Corey Feldman tied the knot to Courtney Feldman in November 2016 at a ceremony in Las Vegas' Caesars Palace. After nearly seven years of marriage, "The Lost Boys" star filed for divorce in 2023, marking the end of his third union.

According to new reports, Corey and Courtney have finally settled their differences after a 2-year battle. On Thursday, November 20, the judge presiding over their case announced that the former couple had reached a "global settlement" resolving their financial issues.

Corey proudly celebrated the outcome, telling US Weekly that he would prioritize his future rather than spend another minute reflecting on his drama with Courtney. "I'm glad that the most painful part of this is finally behind us. I pray for everyone involved that we can move on with our lives and heal," he began, adding:

"Please respect my wishes for privacy regarding this matter moving forward, as I have a very full slate of exciting things in the works for next year, and that's where my focus needs to be."

Corey and Courtney settled their differences weeks after the latter implored the court to increase her spousal support payments. She argued that she deserved more than $3,500 monthly because of her former beau's alleged earnings.

In her November 11 filing, Courtney argued that Corey brought in a mid-six-figure salary following his participation on "Dancing With The Stars." She claimed he made around $125,000 to $300,000 because reports claimed participants on the show typically earned the massive sum for one season.

Courtney implied that it was unfair for Corey to keep paying $3500 while he earned way more than her measly salary as a part-time barista and a part-time Goodwill employee.

On that note, she implored the court to increase her spousal support payments to $7,226, grant her $16,712 in retroactive payments, and $15,000 for her legal fees.

This wasn't the first time Courtney had requested an increase in her spousal support payments. She previously painted a picture of dire financial constraints, claiming she was without a car and unable to sustain herself without borrowing money from others.

Corey's publicist and close friend, Samantha Waranch, refuted these claims in a statement. Waranch stressed that the entertainer had never stopped supporting Courtney financially, claiming he had "maintained her health insurance since the day she left."

Waranch implied Courtney wanted to have a slice of Corey's pie without working for her success, saying: "Corey has always worked incredibly hard for everything he has, and he hopes that everyone in his life chooses to build their own success rather than relying on his."

When Courtney first attempted to get her spousal support payments increased from $3500 to $5000, The Blast reported that she alleged Corey made over $280,000 monthly. She argued that the increase in spousal support payments would enable her to maintain the luxury lifestyle she enjoyed during their marriage.

However, Corey fired back with a disclosure of his financial situation. He alleged that he earned $2,536 monthly, unlike the $280,000 Courtney mentioned, with no other assets to his name. He explained that he had $34,000 in the bank and spent around $16,799 on bills.

Corey claimed he spent $5,000 on healthcare, $2,000 on groceries, $2,000 on takeout, and $1,000 on laundry services. The list continued with car bills, monthly payments to the IRS, and Capital One, among other expenses. On that note, he stressed that he could not afford an increase in spousal support payments.

Following their 2023 split, Corey began shelling out $2000 monthly to Courtney in spousal support payments. However, she filed a request for an increase, arguing that she deserved more for the years she spent supporting her former partner's career.

The Blast shared that Courtney won her plea, leading to the spousal support payments increasing from $2000 to $3500. Surprisingly, days after the court ordered Corey to start making the payments, he stepped out for dinner with a mystery woman.

As seen in pictures obtained by The Blast, Corey was in high spirits on the dinner date with a much younger companion. He donned an all-black ensemble for the outing while the mystery woman rocked a red coat over a black mini skirt and pantyhose.

Will Corey Feldman consider taking another trip down the aisle following the finalization of his third marriage?