EXCLUSIVE: Jason Sudeikis and Olivia Wilde finally settle bitter custody battle over their two children

Jason Sudeikis and Olivia Wilde have finally settled their bitter custody battle after the actor agreed to pay his ex $27,500 in monthly child support for their two children, eight-year-old Otis and six-year-old Daisy. reveal DailyMail.com.

According to court filings, the five-figure sum is based on Sudeikis’ estimated 2023 income of $10.5 million and Olivia’s estimated income of $500,000.

The settlement, which comes more than a year after Wilde received legal documents on stage at a public event, resolves the couple’s outstanding child custody and support issues that had lasted for the past 18 years. month.

Over the weekend, the exes were seen putting on a united front in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles as they cheered on their son Otis, nine, at his soccer game.

The exes share two children together – son Otis, eight, and daughter Daisy, six (pictured in 2018) – and appear to be amicably co-parenting after their custody battle turned sour last year.

The former couple enjoy a friendly co-parenting relationship with their children, including daughter Daisy, six.

The Booksmart director, 39, looked casual in high-waisted jeans and a yellow t-shirt.

Olivia had a green scarf around her neck and sunglasses on her face as she raised her arms in the air in excitement.

The Ted Lasso star, 48, wore a white hoodie with navy pants, a blue cap and sunglasses as he smiled from the action on the field.

Both parents have shared special moments with their children on their social networks since their separation.

The Saturday Night Live alum shared a photo of himself with Otis at a basketball game earlier this year.

They sat courtside with Otis dressed in a t-shirt, jeans and track jacket, while his father wore a white hoodie with jeans and a newsboy-style hat.

Over the weekend, the former couple were seen putting on a united front and appeared to be on good terms as they supported their son at his soccer game.

They kissed him on the field

He simply captioned the post: “Junior.”

The House actress shared a photo of herself with Otis and Daisy on the picket line for the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes.

In the black and white snap, Daisy and Olivia hold signs while Otis watches from the side.

Mom wore jeans and a t-shirt while her daughter wore leggings and a t-shirt and her son wore sweatpants and a t-shirt.

She captioned the post: “Top memories include learning about corporate greed, even when you want to like Netflix.”

Earlier this week, the Don’t Worry Darling star caused drama when she called Justin Bieber, not her ex Harry Styles, the “greatest singer in the world.”

She appeared in an episode of Subway Takes, a one-minute chat shoe set on the New York City subway.

The host asked him to say the first thing that came to mind when he said Justin Bieber and Olivia immediately responded: “the greatest singer in the world.”