Ariana Grande and Dalton Gomez’s alleged prenup: All you need to know

Although Ariana Grande and husband Dalton Gomez are divorcing, the duo is said to have entered into an alleged binding prenuptial agreement before getting hitched.

P. Tyler Summers, a Boston-based divorce and family law attorney, told Page Six on Monday that the prenuptial agreement between the “Thank U, Next” singer and real estate agent “almost certainly protects all assets and income that either of them had prior to the marriage.”

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Summers, who is not involved in the case and is not a lawyer for either party, also thinks that because the marriage was so short-lived, there would be a very “limited” split of assets.

Celebrity Net Worth estimates that Grande, 30, has a net worth of $240 million, but Gomez came into the marriage with a sizable financial cushion thanks to his career as a high-end real estate dealer.

“He had stock to protect here both before and during as did she,” Summers says.

“When both spouses have financial success, chances are the prenup will specify that what she earned and acquired and vice versa will remain with them.”

Page Six reported Monday that the “Victorious” alum and Gomez, 27, separated in January and decided to divorce.

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The pair hasn’t spoken publicly about their breakup.

Only Grande’s decision to attend Wimbledon without her wedding band counts as a so-called statement about her divorce.

Fans were instantly concerned that the two were having marital problems when the symbolic piece of jewelry disappeared.