Gary Busey was sentenced to two years probation after he pleaded guilty to inappropriately touching a woman in 2022.

The “Buddy Holly Story” actor received his fate on Thursday, according to court docs obtained by Page Six.

Additionally, Busey, 81, will have to submit a DNA sample and not have any contact with two of the victims.

“He is happy to move on from this circumstance in New Jersey, which has led to extremely negative press for over three years — to no fault of his own,” Busey’s attorney, Blair Zwillman, exclusively told Page Six Sunday.

“He’s retired, he treasures his life as an actor and wants to move forward,” the lawyer added.

In July, the Oscar nominee pleaded guilty to one count of fourth-degree criminal sexual contact for inappropriately touching a woman at a New Jersey horror film convention in August 2022.

“It was not an accidental touching,” Busey confessed to Judge Gwendolyn Blue during a virtual court appearance at the time.

Due to Busey’s guilty plea, prosecutors dismissed the remaining charges against him, which included three additional counts of fourth-degree criminal sexual contact and one count of attempted fourth-degree criminal sexual contact.

Several women accused the “Lethal Weapon” star of inappropriately touching them during a photo opp at the annual Monster-Mania Con at the Doubletree Hotel in Camden, NJ.

Two women claimed Busey grabbed their buttocks and attempted to unhook one of their bras.

The “Predator 2” actor initially denied groping two female fans, telling TMZ that “nothing happened” at the convention and the encounter with the women “took less than 10 seconds.”

Busey claimed the women “made up a story” about the sexual assaults.