Big Tigger won’t be facing criminal charges following the domestic dispute involving his estranged wife, Alicia Brown.

The Atlanta radio personality, whose real name is Darian Morgan, was arrested earlier this year after an altercation with Brown led to allegations of domestic violence. He was facing aggravated battery and child-cruelty charges.

But now, there’s been a major update.

According to court records, prosecutors have declined to prosecute the charges against Big Tigger, meaning the case will not move forward criminally.

The allegations stemmed from a May incident involving Morgan and Brown. Brown told authorities that Morgan pushed her during the altercation, causing her to hit her head on a door and suffer an injury that required stitches.

Morgan denied the allegations. Brown has also spoken publicly about the situation, including pushing back on reports that she had called Big Tigger an “abuser.”

So while the arrest initially put their relationship in the spotlight, the latest development means Big Tigger will not be prosecuted over those allegations.

The two have been going through a complicated period in their relationship, with their private issues becoming increasingly public over the past few months.

And now, with prosecutors declining to move forward with the criminal case, that part of the situation appears to be coming to an end.