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Nikki Garcia and Artem Chigvintsev have decided to put an end to their legal battle after nearly three months of turmoil. The former couple, who share a 4-year-old son named Matteo, have agreed to drop the domestic violence restraining orders they had against each other. Additionally, they have settled their divorce out of court.

The legal drama began when Artem Chigvintsev was arrested on suspicion of felony domestic violence in August, although he was not charged. Following the incident, Nikki filed for divorce and listed his arrest as the official date of separation. She also filed for a temporary restraining order against him, accusing him of attacking her.

Artem, on the other hand, disputed Nikki’s claims and filed a restraining order of his own. He also claimed that his arrest had caused him financial strain, leading to a loss of over $100,000 in income.

Despite their tumultuous past, the former couple has now decided to move forward and co-parent their son in a peaceful manner. Nikki’s priority has always been her son and privacy, and she is grateful for the support she has received during this difficult time.

Artem’s arrest and subsequent legal battles have not affected his future on Dancing With the Stars, as he was not set to be a part of the season 33 cast. While the details of the incident that led to his arrest remain private, both Artem and Nikki are focused on co-parenting their son and moving on from this chapter in their lives.

The Napa County District Attorney has confirmed that no charges will be filed against Artem, and he has expressed relief and gratitude that the truth has prevailed. He is hopeful for an equal co-parenting arrangement with Nikki and is committed to being the best father he can be to Matteo.

Despite the challenges they have faced, both Nikki and Artem are looking towards the future and are determined to put the past behind them. They have chosen to settle their differences amicably and focus on co-parenting their son in a loving and supportive environment.