The “Trainspotting” star agreed to split with Eve Mavrakis any of his royalties from all of the movies and TV shows before their breakup in May 2017 — when the star was seen kissing “Fargo” co-star Mary Elizabeth Winstead — according to a judgment seen by People magazine.

It also includes half the $3,000,000 he earned for “Christopher Robin” which came out in 2018, a year after the high-profile split, the mag said.

As well as splitting all residuals and royalties from his career — which along with four “Star Wars” flicks includes notable hits like “Moulin Rouge” — McGregor agreed to a hefty monthly payout to his ex-wife of 22 years.

He’ll pay Mavrakis $35,868 per month in spousal support — as well as $14,934 per month in child support, according to the mag, a previous sticking point in the breakup.

While McGregor will keep a collection of 30 vehicles, his ex gets five — as well as their $6.62 million L.A. home, all of her jewelry and $501,704 in cash to even out the asset split, according to TMZ.

The couple were appointed joint legal and physical custody of their 9-year-old daughter Anouk — their youngest of four kids — and agreed to continue to “have a flexible custodial schedule to accommodate” their daughter, the report stated.

They have three other daughters — Esther, 18, Jamyan, 19, and Clara, 24, who hit headlines when she called her dad’s new love Winstead “a piece of trash” in an Instagram comment.

McGregor met Mavrakis, a French-Greek production designer, on the set of “Kavanagh QC,” in 1995.