Christina & Jordan Bratman's Divorced Finalized

It was beautiful while it lasted.

After a mandatory six-month waiting period, Christina Aguilera and Jordan Bratman's divorce was finalized Friday morning, court records unearthed by E! News confirm.

After separating in September, Aguilera, 30, filed for divorce from music producer Bratman, 32, in October. The duo share a 3-year-old son, Max.

Last fall, the star rebounded from Bratman with Matthew Rutler, a set assistant she met while making Burlesque.

But even with a cute new guy at her side (they're still together), the former teen pop sensation famously unraveled in a series of very public missteps in early 2011: She flubbed the the National Anthem during the Super Bowl, nearly fell offstage at the Grammy Awards, was arrested for public drunkenness and more. (An insider told Us Weekly that she crashed Jeremy Renner's 40th birthday bash in February -- and was so drunk that she passed out in his bed.)

Those recent embarrassments are now behind her, Aguilera insisted recently as she promoted her new gig on NBC's singing competition The Voice.

"In light of the past year, there have been obvious setbacks," she told Us Magazine last week. "I've gone through a really hard divorce, and anyone who has gone through a divorce will speak about how hard the journey is from start to finish."

"It's a life-uprooting time and there have been hiccups along the way that unfortunately the whole world gets to witness and judge," she added.

Credit: Us Magazine

Britney and K-Fed, then Brad and Jen, then Jon and Kate, and now . .

OLBERMANN AND OBAMA BREAKING UP?

And I hereby pledge that I will not buy this perversion of health-care reform. Pass this at your peril, senators. And sign it at yours, Mr. President. I will not buy this insurance. Brand me a law-breaker if you choose. Fine me if you will. Jail me if you must.

Next: Olbermann attacks Obama with a nine-iron . . .

Update: (Smitty) This nearly teased a post out of me. My thought, to paraphrase Buckley, is that Kieth would do anything but start his own goddam insurance company. In defense of Olbermann, such a capitalistic outburst would offend Hugo Chavez, so maybe simple petulance is the better part of valorinfantilism.