Victoria Principal, who married into the dysfunctional Ewing family on the hit '80s show "Dallas," has ended her own real-life marriage.

As of Wednesday, Dec. 27, the actress is officially divorced from plastic surgeon Harry Glassman, her husband of 21 years, reports People.

According to court documents, the couple will split more than $50 million in property interests, setting aside a prenup that Glassman had contested.

Principal, 56, and Glassman, 63, wed in June 1985 and made their home in Beverly Hills. She filed for divorce in May, citing irreconcilable differences.

Principal was previously married to Christopher Skinner, but divorced him in 1980.

She is best known for playing Pamela Barnes Ewing, who married oil Bobby Ewing on "Dallas," despite a feud between the two families. On the show, her loyalties were constantly tested and she was obsessed with becoming a mother. She was with the primetime soap for nine years before moving on.

Her resume also includes "Providence," "Family Guy," "Jack & Jill" and "Titans." Principal has written books on diet and exercise and sells her Principal Secret skin-care products on QVC and worldwide.