CNN has agreed to settle a multimillion-dollar defamation suit filed by Covington Catholic High School student Nick Sandmann over the network’s depiction of his 2019 encounter with Native American activists.

The network is one of three news outlets named by the 16-year-old Kentucky student in a lawsuit seeking a combined $800 million in damages over what Sandmann claims was an unfair — and damaging — depiction of his encounter in Washington, DC, last January.

It is not known how much CNN is paying to settle the case, according to a report by Fox19 Now.

Sandmann was part of a MAGA cap-wearing group of students at an anti-abortion rally in Washington on Jan. 18 when his confrontation with 64-year-old Native American activist and ex-Marine Nathan Phillips was picked up by CNN and other news outlets.

The teen was vilified on social media over the seemingly racially motivated footage, which showed mostly white teenage boys staring down and yelling at the demonstrators.

But additional footage released later showed it was the Covington students who were being accosted.

The suit, which includes a separate $250 million claim against the Washington Post, accused the paper, CNN and NBC Universal of targeting Sandmann because of his support for President Trump.