John Paulson And Ex-Wife Jenny Reach Agreement As $4.7 Billion Divorce Case Settles

John Paulson And Ex-Wife Jenny Reach Agreement As $4.7 Billion Divorce Case Settles

(Morning Honey) - John Paulson and his former wife, Jenny Paulson, have finally reached a settlement in their $4.7 billion divorce case after years of conflict and a legal battle. While the settlement is reportedly sealed, the court documents revealed that the settlement was reached on Monday, May 4, 2026.

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