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yes Is releasing her divorce settlement, which she will pay $42,000 per month in child support to her ex And Bernard.
“I saw my settlement being reported in the media. I was a sober working mom trying to buy peace,” the “Cheap Thrillers” singer shared in a post. X Published Tuesday, April 7th.
Sia continued: “I have primary custody of my son and since I am the only earning parent, I still have to pay California’s incredibly high child support.”
“It’s been a terrible year, but it’s taught me how to cope with extremely difficult situations and prioritize my family instead of absorbing other people’s negativity,” she continued, sharing a quote from the poet Alexander Pope: “To err is human, and to forgive is divine.”
US Weekly It was confirmed on Monday, April 6, that the “Chandelier” singer agreed to pay Bernard $42,000 a month to care for their 2-year-old son, Somersault. According to court documents obtained usSia, 50, started making monthly payments on April 1 and will continue to make five-figure payments until Somersault turns 18.
In addition to child support, Sia will pay for her son’s private school tuition, mutually agreed upon extracurricular activities, health insurance and mutually agreed upon uninsured medical expenses, according to the documents.
Sia and Bernard will share legal custody of their son starting in May and will take vacations separately, the filing said. Sia will be doing somersaults on Mother’s Day, Easter and Christmas. Bernard will give birth on Father’s Day and various Jewish holidays, including Yom Kippur, Passover and Hanukkah. The exes will take turns taking custody of each other on Thanksgiving, Halloween and other holidays.
Sia files for divorce In March 2025, Bernard tied the knot in a fashion designer wedding, just two years later Domenico Dolce and Stefano GabbanaVilla in Portofino, Italy.
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The Australian singer cited irreconcilable differences in her divorce filing and asked for legal and physical custody of her son.
Later in 2025, Bernard filed court documents requesting more than $250,000 in monthly spousal support. According to the documents, Bernard said he had been unemployed since April 2025, when he “received a letter from Sia’s company informing me that funding for her company, Modern Medicine, would be terminated.” Bernard claimed he was living on “Sia monthly payments,” which were due in October 2025.
“I have no income, no real estate, no pension, and very little money in my bank account. I would not be able to maintain this lawsuit without Sia making a significant contribution to my attorney fees and forensic accounting fees. Sia has a greater ability to pay our attorney fees,” Bernard said in the filing. “Accordingly, I ask the court to level the playing field and order Sia to pay no less than $300,000 for my attorney’s fees and costs and $200,000 for my forensic accounting fees and costs.”
