Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie finally ended their long and contentious divorce proceedings, reaching a settlement after a grueling eight-year battle.

However, the estranged couple have yet to end their legal battle over the famous Chateau Miraval winery and plan to fight to the end.

Brad Pitt is reportedly ready to move on from girlfriend Ines de Ramon as sources say the "Troy" actor is "interested in remarrying."

After almost a decade of legal battle, Pitt and Jolie have finally reached a settlement in the divorce proceedings.

The Hollywood stars first met on the set of "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" in 2003 and began dating before tying the knot in August 2014.

However, shortly after their second wedding anniversary and an alleged molestation incident on a private jet, the "Maleficent" actress filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences as the reason for their split.

According to Daily MailPitt and Jolie put pen to paper on Monday with Jolie's divorce attorney, James Simon, saying the actress was "relieved that this one part is over."

"Honestly, Angelina is exhausted," Simon told the paper. "More than eight years ago, Angelina filed for divorce from Mr. Pitt. She and the children relinquished all the property they shared with Mr. Pitt, and since then she has focused on finding peace and healing for their family."

Although the estranged couple settled their long-running divorce battle, a $62 million legal battle over the Chateau Miraval winery remains unresolved.

In 2022, Pitt sued Jolie over the sale of his stake in their French winery, claiming she breached a prior agreement that gave him the right of first refusal.

The "Lost City" actor reportedly claimed that Jolie intentionally "wanted to harm him" by selling her half of the business, and also tried to tarnish the business's reputation by selling to a "foreigner."

"Jolie pursued and then consummated the purported sale in secret, intentionally keeping Pitt in the dark and knowingly violating Pitt's contractual rights," the document states, per People Magazine.

According to Daily Maila source close to the case said the exes are ready to settle by taking the Winery case to a jury trial or mediation.

In the meantime, Jolie might be willing to wrap up the case as soon as possible. Another insider said she was "trying hard to be bright after a dark time" and not "talking badly about him publicly or privately."

"Kids have grown up seeing that some people have so much power and privilege that their voices don't matter. Their pain doesn't count," the source noted. "They've wanted her to speak for herself, to defend herself over the years, but she's reminding them to focus on changing the law instead of telling public stories."

Meanwhile, it seems unlikely that Pitt and Jolie will ever appear on screen together as professionals.

Rumors have been swirling about a potential on-screen reunion of the exes. Film producer Danny Rossner reportedly wants to hire them to play lovers in his new film, based on real-life hotelier Emmanuel Martinez.

Rossner hoped they could "put their differences aside" for the project and even had a staggering multi-million dollar offer for it, but Pitt reportedly doesn't care about money and doesn't want to work with his ex-wife.

According to Daily Maila source said there is "no way" the "Fight Club" star would "stoop" to accept money to work with someone who has caused so much "heart" for him.

"All the money in the world wouldn't get Brad to ever appear in a movie with Angelina again," the source said. "It would definitely generate public interest, but it's not something he would ever think about for a second."

In the midst of legal battles with Jolie, Pitt seems to want to settle down again after starting a romantic relationship with girlfriend Ines de Ramon.

The "Bullet Train" actor has been dating the LA jewelry designer for nearly two years and reportedly sees a future with her as sources say he's "interested in remarrying, and it's all thanks to Ines."

"The thing about her is that he's so comfortable with her that he just feels right with her, and he'd be more than okay with making it official," the insider added, according to Daily Mail.

"He spoke to those close to him, including George, and they all signed him up to do it, it would be nice for him because it would be an official departure from his romantic past with (Jennifer Aniston) and Angie," they added. "It's obviously on everyone's mind and will forever be on the minds of millions, but it was Ines and her nonsense that was finally the person to settle down with."