Jaime King’s marriage to Austin Sosa has officially ended, with a Los Angeles judge signing off on the dissolution of their union on Friday, October 2, 2026. The split marks the close of a relationship that lasted less than two years — a span that began with a secret wedding in 2025 and concluded without a trial. Court documents confirm the divorce was uncontested, filed by Sosa in June under a ‘default without agreement’ clause. No assets or debts were listed for division. Jaime will not receive spousal support. Sosa has reserved the right to seek it. The couple had no children together. Sosa cited ‘irreconcilable differences’ as the reason for the split, with the date of separation set at November 11, 2025. Jaime, however, said she was completely blindsided by the filing. In her own words: ‘I was completely blindsided by the divorce filing, which came out of nowhere. 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.’ The revelation landed just days after she had been seen with hotelier Vikram Chatwal at high-profile venues in Los Angeles, Chateau Marmont and Bombay Palace, his restaurant. Chatwal, son of legendary hotelier Sant Singh Chatwal, has long been linked to prominent figures, including Padma Lakshmi and Indian socialite Priya Sachdev, whose 2006 wedding reportedly cost $20 million. Speculation quickly turned to whether the outings signaled an affair. Jaime addressed the matter directly: ‘Any recent interactions being referenced publicly were strictly professional business meetings and have no connection to this private matter.’ She reiterated her focus remains on her career and her two children from her previous marriage to director Kyle Newman, which ended in 2023 after 17 years. That union produced two children, and Jaime has consistently stated that her priority is her family and her work. The new chapter begins now. Quietly, legally, and without further comment from either party. What happens next? Nothing public. But the silence speaks louder than any statement ever could.