Jaime King is officially single again. The 'Sin City' actress and Austin Sosa have finalized their divorce less than two years after secretly tying the knot in 2025, according to court documents obtained by media outlets.
A Los Angeles judge signed off on the dissolution of the marriage on Friday, October 2, 2026. The judgment shows that Sosa has reserved his right to seek spousal support from the actress, while King will not receive any spousal support from him. The couple have no children together.
The divorce had been telegraphed months earlier. In June 2026, Sosa filed a declaration for default or uncontested dissolution of marriage, seeking to finalize the split without a trial. The filing showed he had checked the box for 'default without agreement' and revealed that he and King had 'no assets or debts to be disposed of by the court' — a remarkably clean break for a Hollywood marriage.
The whirlwind romance and equally swift unraveling played out against a backdrop of tabloid speculation. Earlier this year, King said she had been 'blindsided' by Sosa, and gossip columns linked her name to hotelier Vikram Chatwal, fueling speculation that infidelity may have played a role in the split. Neither party has publicly confirmed the reasons for the divorce, and the court filings offer no insight into what went wrong.
King, known for roles in 'Sin City,' 'Pearl Harbor,' and the television series 'Hart of Dixie,' had kept the 2025 wedding under wraps, with news of the marriage only emerging well after the ceremony. The secrecy made the divorce feel all the more abrupt when it surfaced. Sosa, a tech entrepreneur, has kept a lower profile throughout.
The finalized divorce closes a short, strange chapter for King, whose personal life has been tabloid fodder for years, including her previous marriage to director Kyle Newman and their protracted custody battle. For now, the actress appears to be moving on quietly — no statement, no tell-all, just a signed judgment ending a marriage almost as quickly as it began.
King's personal life has been tabloid fodder for years. Her previous marriage to director Kyle Newman ended in a protracted and bitter custody battle over their two sons, a saga that played out across court filings and headlines before finally settling. Against that backdrop, the clean, quiet dissolution of her marriage to Sosa — no children, no contested assets, no public mudslinging — stands out as an unusually civil Hollywood ending. Sosa, a tech entrepreneur who has kept a notably lower profile than King's previous partners, has not commented publicly on the split. King, meanwhile, has continued working steadily in film and television even as her off-screen life generated the louder headlines. Whether the actress addresses the split publicly remains to be seen; for now, the court documents tell the whole story — a secret wedding, a blindsided confession, and a signature ending it all in under two years.