Jaime King, Austin Sosa officially divorced after whirlwind secret marriage, ‘blindsided’ split

By Page Six | Created at 2026-10-03 15:09:51 | Updated at 2026-10-04 17:50:14 1 day ago

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Jaime King is officially single again.

The “Sin City” star and Austin Sosa have finalized their divorce less than two years after secretly tying the knot, Page Six can exclusively reveal.

According to court documents obtained by Page Six, a Los Angeles judge signed off on the dissolution of their marriage Friday, restoring both King and Sosa to the status of single persons.

Jaime King (seen above in May 2025) and Austin Sosa have finalized their divorce less than two years after secretly tying the knot. Getty Images
According to court documents obtained by Page Six, a Los Angeles judge signed off on the dissolution of their marriage Friday. (Sosa is seen in an Instagram photo above.) LinkedIn/Austin Sosa

The judgment also shows that Sosa reserved his right to seek spousal support from King, while the court terminated its ability to award spousal support to King from Sosa.

The former couple did not have any children together.

A rep for King didn’t immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.

Page Six previously reported that Sosa, 34, moved to expedite their divorce in June, filing a declaration for a default or uncontested dissolution and stating that the exes had no shared assets or debts for the court to divide.

The investment banker originally filed to end his marriage to King in January, citing “irreconcilable differences” and listing Nov. 11, 2025, as their date of separation.

The judgment also shows that Sosa reserved his right to seek spousal support from King (seen at the Fashion Trust US Awards on April 8, 2025). FilmMagic
The court also terminated its ability to award spousal support to King (pictured in March) from Sosa. The Hollywood Reporter via Getty Images

King, 47, exclusively told Page Six at the time that she had been caught completely off guard by the move.

“I was completely blindsided by the divorce filing, which came out of nowhere,” she told us.

“I was with Austin the night before it became public, and while like many marriages, we had normal challenges, I genuinely believed we were working on our relationship,” she added.

The filing came shortly after Page Six exclusively reported that the “White Chicks” actress had been spotted getting cozy with hotelier Vikram Chatwal during multiple outings in Los Angeles.

King, however, denied that there was anything romantic going on between her and Chatwal or that their outings had anything to do with the demise of her marriage.

“Any recent interactions being referenced publicly were strictly professional business meetings and have no connection to this private matter,” she told us at the time.

The former couple did not have any children together. Getty Images for SkinCeuticals
King (pictured in June) and Sosa had managed to keep their marriage completely under wraps before their breakup. Getty Images for Race to Erase MS

King and Sosa managed to keep their marriage completely under wraps before their breakup.

Page Six exclusively revealed in January that the pair secretly wed on April 23, 2025 — months before King publicly announced their engagement that July.

At the time of the engagement announcement, the actress’ rep said she was “embracing a joyful new chapter” with Sosa and was “especially happy to share this moment with her children, who have a loving bond with Austin and his family.”

King shares sons James, 12, and Leo, 10, with her first husband, filmmaker Kyle Newman.

She and Newman finalized their contentious divorce in September 2023 after King filed to end their marriage in 2020.

The former couple subsequently continued battling over custody of their sons, with Newman ultimately receiving sole physical custody in March 2025 after King failed to complete a court-ordered drug and alcohol rehabilitation program. The exes continued to share legal custody, while King was granted supervised visitation.

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