Janel Parrish and ex Chris Long finalized a divorce settlement that lets her keep her residuals and royalties, including income tied to “Pretty Little Liars,” while both sides waive spousal support.
By May 21, Janel Parrish and her ex Chris Long had already carved out what comes next—down to the checks they won’t be sending and the income she’s keeping.
The divorce settlement, obtained by MISRYOUM, is explicit: Parrish will retain the money she earns from her TV and film work. The agreement says she keeps her residuals and royalties from all projects, including income from “Pretty Little Liars.” She also keeps her SAG pension plan.
There’s no ongoing spousal support either. The deal states that both Parrish and Long waived their right to collect spousal support, meaning she doesn’t have to cut him monthly checks.
The personal items in the settlement underline the split’s finality. Parrish walks away with her 2019 Audi SQ7. all jewelry and clothes in her possession. along with her credit card points and several bank accounts. She also receives one-half of their $3.2 million home, which they plan to unload ASAP.
Money from their shared assets is handled differently for each of them. Under the terms, Long will be paid out from the home sale. He keeps his credit card points, any cash in his possession, and several bank accounts.
The agreement also settles creative stakes. Parrish will receive all interest in the film “Sydney vs. Sean,” which she starred in and produced.
Parrish and Long married in 2018 and split in April 2026 after 7 years of marriage. They have no children.
The timing of the settlement comes as Parrish appears to have moved on with “Dancing with the Stars” pro Sasha Farber, with the pair frequently showing up on each other’s social media.
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