"Today" show co-host Dylan Dreyer has confirmed that her divorce from Brian Fichera is final, Page Six and TV Insider reported Thursday.

Dreyer made the remark on the Oct. 15 episode of "The Parent Chat" podcast while explaining why her mother lives with her. "As you know, I'm recently divorced. So, my mom has been staying with me for months at a time," she said on the podcast, according to TV Insider.

Page Six said it exclusively confirmed that the divorce was finalized on May 19 and that it involved discussions of child support, with those details sealed. Dreyer had filed by March 10, the outlet reported.

Dreyer, 45, and Fichera announced in July 2025 that they had separated, both outlets reported. They had been married for 13 years, according to Page Six. "Most importantly, we will continue to co-parent our three wonderful boys together with nothing but love and respect for one another," Dreyer wrote on Instagram at the time, TV Insider reported.

On the podcast, Dreyer said having her mother, Linda Bullington, at home has helped with the boys after school. "I can focus on the kids, and she focuses on the mess, and it's like this little dance we do in the kitchen that works out so perfectly," she said, TV Insider reported. "I honestly don't know what I would do without her."

Dreyer has spoken openly about the split. In a November 2025 "Today" segment with Jenna Bush Hager, she said, "There was something we couldn't fix, so now we have reframed our relationship [so] that we are no longer husband and wife," Page Six reported. She told Parents in June that the relationship had gotten "better" since they separated, TV Insider said.

What we know: Dreyer says she is divorced, and Page Six reports the divorce became final on May 19.
What we don't: The terms of the divorce, which Page Six says are sealed.