Kingโs team likely wants this framed as a mutual, amicable uncoupling where both parties move forward with dignity, despite the chaotic timeline.
Insiders suggest the divorce was expedited because Sosa filed for a default or uncontested dissolution in June, claiming no shared assets or debts existed to divide.
Court documents confirm a Los Angeles judge signed off on the dissolution Friday. Sosa reserved the right to seek spousal support from King, while the court terminated its ability to award spousal support to King from Sosa.
Secret marriages are hard, but secret divorces are harder when one party claims they were blindsided by a filing that came out of nowhere.
Jaime King is officially single again, and if you thought her secret marriage was dramatic, wait until you read the fine print on the divorce. The "Sin City" actress and investment banker Austin Sosa finalized their split this past Friday, less than two years after tying the knot in a ceremony that the public didnโt even know happened. According to exclusive court documents obtained by Page Six, a Los Angeles judge signed off on the dissolution, restoring both King and Sosa to the status of single persons.
This isn't just a quiet breakup; it's a legal restoration of individual identities after a whirlwind romance that went from hidden to over in record time. The financial split reveals a sharp asymmetry that has tea-drinkers buzzing. While the former couple had no children together, the judgment shows that Sosa, 34, reserved his right to seek spousal support from King.
Conversely, the court terminated its ability to award spousal support to King from Sosa. This suggests that despite the short duration of the marriage, the financial disparity or the terms of their prenup (if one exists) heavily favored the bankerโs potential claim on Kingโs earnings. Kingโs representatives did not immediately respond to requests for comment, leaving the public to speculate on why the support terms were so lopsided in favor of Sosaโs potential future claims.
King, 47, previously told Page Six that she was "completely blindsided" by Sosaโs decision to file for divorce in January. She cited "irreconcilable differences" and listed November 11, 2025, as their date of separation. Her reaction was visceral: "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." This quote paints a picture of a woman who believed her marriage was salvageable, only to wake up to a legal reality that had already been decided behind closed doors.
The timing is suspicious to many, as the filing came shortly after Page Six reported King was spotted getting cozy with hotelier Vikram Chatwal. King denied any romantic link, insisting their interactions were "strictly professional business meetings." The backstory of this union is just as murky as its end. Page Six exclusively revealed in January that the pair had secretly wed on April 23, 2025, months before King publicly announced their engagement in July.
At that time, her rep described her as "embracing a joyful new chapter," highlighting her childrenโs loving bond with Sosa. King shares sons James, 12, and Leo, 10, with her first husband, filmmaker Kyle Newman. The contrast between the joyful engagement announcement and the subsequent "blindsided" divorce filing creates a narrative of a relationship that burned bright and fast, leaving King navigating a complex legal landscape while managing her public image and her custody situation with her ex-husband, which remains under supervised visitation terms following her 2025 custody loss.
