Christie Brinkley and her ex-husband, Peter Cook, finally reached a post-divorce settlement on Tuesday. ET cameras were there as the former couple added insult-to-injury while talking separately to the press outside a New York courthouse.

"This is parental interference. I'm not going to put up with it," Cook told reporters about his battle with Brinkley over parental custody arrangements. "This isn't about a stupid girlfriend. It's a mother keeping her child from the father he loves."

Cook filed a motion, requesting that Brinkley "undergo anger management, for the appointment of a parenting coordinator, and for the children's passports to be held by a third party."

Brinkley's attorney, Peter Coronia, told ET that none of these requests are included in the settlement agreed upon by both parties. Brinkley has withdrawn her counterclaims to Cook's allegations "in an effort to put this all behind her."

Outside the courthouse, Cook continued to lash out against his ex-wife's character, calling her "a bitter, angry, vindictive woman."

Brinkley also spoke briefly to cameras, saying, "Google, divorcing a narcissist. ... It'll give you a lot of insight about what I've been going through for the past three and a half years."