David Hasselhoff and Pamela Bach resolved their post-divorce issues on
Friday.
The two worked out a custody agreement behind closed doors last week and it
was announced they would share custody of their two beautiful daughters, Taylor
Ann and Hayley.
“I’m pleased that everything has been resolved and I’m proud of my daughters
who have remained strong and have exhibited dignity during this very difficult
time. We are all moving on,” Hasselhoff said in a statement to Access
Hollywood.
Access has reached out to Bach for comment, but not yet heard
back.
The former couple made multiple appearances in court earlier this year over
the custody of their two children.
In June, Hasselhoff was granted full custody of the girls.
Hasselhoff originally filed for divorce in January 2006 after over 16 years
of marriage.
According to City News Service, Bach was at the hearing, while Hasselhoff
participated in the court session by telephone.
A financial agreement was also reached, but Hasselhoff’s lawyer, Melvin S.
Goldsman, declined to elaborate on the terms of that settlement.
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