Disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein and his estranged wife, fashion designer Georgina Chapman, have agreed on an eight-figure divorce settlement, sources told The Post.
The former couple inked the deal, which is estimated to be worth between $15 million and $20 million, at the end of last year, a source said.
Paperwork will be filed in court in the coming days, the sources said.
The settlement came just as their marriage was approaching the 10-year mark. Their prenuptial agreement says Weinstein must pay Chapman $300,000 in spousal support for each year of the marriage. After a decade, that figure jumps to $400,000.
Chapman will also get a slice of their marital assets and other payments, sources said. Their holdings include a $15 million West Village townhouse and a $12 million Hamptons beach house.
The painstaking settlement nearly collapsed, which would have required the parties to bring a public divorce case, sources said.
The “Shakespeare in Love” producer was once worth an estimated $240 million, but accusing him of sexual abuse and rape.
Chapman, 41, announced she was leaving Weinstein, 65, in October. They have two kids, ages 7 and 4. She will get primary custody, sources said.
Weinstein’s spokeswoman did not immediately comment.
Chapman’s attorneys, Dan Rottenstreich and Bernard Clair, declined to comment.