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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.
Getty ImagesThe 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 story is developing…
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