The anonymous woman who filed suit against Tiffany Haddish and slapstick comedian Aries Spears alleging that she and her brother were sexually exploited during comedy skits filmed after they were children has dropped her lawsuit, based on The Hollywood Reporter.

Jane Doe filed a notice of dismissal with prejudice on Tuesday, claiming that she and her family at the moment are able to put the matter up to now.

“My family and I actually have known Tiffany Haddish for a few years — and we now know that she would never harm me or my brother or help anyone else do anything that would harm us,” Jane Doe said in an announcement acquired by TMZ. “We wish Tiffany one of the best and are glad that we will all put this behind us.”

Under the terms of this dismissal, the matter can’t be brought back to court again.

The siblings filed the unique lawsuit on August 30, with Doe representing herself before the court. In her filing, she alleged that she, then 14, and her younger brother, then just 7 years old, were coerced into starring in several sexually suggestive comedy skits alongside Haddish and Spears. One such skit, entitled “Through a Pedophile’s Eyes” was featured on the comedy platform Funny or Die until 2018 and resurfaced to social media platforms once details of the case were made public.

Doe said within the suit that Haddish, who was a detailed friend of their mother’s, informed their mother that she was taking the youngsters to auditions, but was as a substitute having them film the inappropriate skits alongside Spears.

Haddish publicly responded to the lawsuit and her participation within the skit on September 5, stating that “clearly, while this sketch was intended to be comedic, it wasn’t funny in any respect – and I deeply regret having agreed to act in it.”

Haddish had recently had the suit advanced from state to federal court. Just at some point prior to the suit’s dismissal, RadarOnline reported that Haddish and Doe had privately reached an agreement to formally seal the unique grievance from the general public. Each parties agreed that since John Doe continues to be a minor and the grievance accommodates identifying photos of him in an undressed state, the grievance should remain sealed.

While Haddish has not issued an official statement, she has given just a few of her thoughts to the paparazzi while walking through LAX. As for the case’s dismissal, she says “I’m relieved.”

“I used to be really concerned in regards to the kids, and ensuring they’re okay,” she said, noting that she doesn’t speak with nor associate with Spears at this point in her life.

When questioned about her future amid the case’s dismissal by TMZ, Haddish revealed that she was unsure, as she has been faraway from all her current and upcoming work within the wake of the allegations.

“Oh, I lost every thing,” she told the photographers. “All my gigs – gone. Every part, gone.”

When pressed on if she believed she could regain her position now that the case is behind her, she matter-of-factly replied “I don’t know. I don’t haven’t any job.”