FKA Twigs is embracing a new chapter in her life and career.

After a lengthy four-year legal battle, the acclaimed artist known for her captivating song “cellophane” (real name Tahliah Debrett Barnett) has taken a significant step by filing to dismiss her $10 million lawsuit against her former partner Shia LaBeouf. This lawsuit included serious allegations of “relentless abuse” and claimed that he had knowingly transmitted a sexually transmitted infection to her. Recent court documents obtained by E! News reveal her decision to move forward, signaling a desire for healing and closure..

On July 21, as indicated in the court documents, FKA Twigs’ attorney Bryan Freedman submitted a motion to dismiss all claims in the Superior Court of California with prejudice. This legal term signifies that she is barred from refiling these claims in the future, marking a definitive end to this chapter. This decision follows a tumultuous period of legal exchanges between the two parties, highlighting the complexities of their past relationship.

In a joint statement, Freedman expressed, “In our commitment to establishing a positive and constructive path forward, we have mutually agreed to resolve our case amicably outside the court system.” This sentiment was echoed by LaBeouf’s legal representative, Shawn Holley. “Although the particulars of the settlement will remain confidential, we extend our wishes for personal happiness, professional success, and peace to one another in the future.”

This development comes in the wake of serious allegations made by FKA Twigs, who is now 37 years old, against LaBeouf, who is 39. During their brief but intense relationship in 2019, she accused him of various forms of emotional, physical, and mental abuse, which brought significant attention to the issues of domestic violence and mental health in relationships.