Janel Parrish and Chris Long Finalize Divorce Settlement

Details surrounding Janel Parrish and Chris Long's divorce have come to light, outlining how the pair's assets will be divided following their split.

The 37-year-old actress will hold onto all income from her acting career, including residuals and royalties tied to Pretty Little Liars—the ABC Family and Freeform series that spanned seven seasons. Her SAG pension plan remains in her possession as well.

Beyond her professional earnings, Parrish keeps her personal belongings including jewelry and clothing, multiple bank accounts, accumulated credit card rewards, and her 2019 Audi SQ7. She'll also receive fifty percent of the proceeds once their $3.2 million residence sells. Additionally, she retains complete ownership interest in Sydney vs. Sean, the film in which she both acted and served as a producer.

Long receives his portion from the home sale proceeds and maintains ownership of his cash holdings, various bank accounts, and credit card points.

A significant element of the settlement involves mutual waiver of spousal support—neither party will owe the other payments going forward.

The pair began their relationship in 2016 and exchanged vows in 2018. Parrish announced their separation in April 2026, marking the end of their seven-year marriage. The To All the Boys I've Loved Before star has since entered a new relationship with Sasha Farber, a professional dancer from Dancing with the Stars, recently posting a birthday tribute to him online.