Gigi Gorgeous and Nats Getty’s Amicable Split After Six-Year Run
Let’s all pretend we’re stunned that a high-profile YouTuber and an oil heir have decided to turn their duet into solo acts. Gigi Gorgeous and Nats Getty confirmed on July 2 that they’ve amicably filed for divorce, according to People. Their rep made sure to note they still “have the utmost love and respect for each other,” which in Hollywood-speak means they’ve mastered the art of cordial exits.
Per court documents obtained by TMZ, Nats Getty officially filed on July 1, citing “irreconcilable differences” and pegging the separation date at February 27, 2025. If you’re counting, that’s roughly six years after their lavish 2019 wedding—just long enough to exhaust a few Netflix series and inflate interest rates.
They first crossed paths around 2016 and tied the knot in September 2019, a timeline that suggests they spent three years discovering they might prefer separate Wi-Fi passwords. The pair had been remarkably open about their fertility journey. Last year at the 2024 People’s Choice Awards, Gigi told E! News reporter Laverne Cox that they’d created six embryos via IVF. “We could technically have six kids tomorrow, which is crazy,” the 33-year-old quipped—presumably while dreaming of a vacation without diapers.
Gigi then clarified, “I think we’re maybe gonna do, like, four kids tomorrow,” proving that even meticulously planned parenthood doesn’t escape last-minute gatekeeping. Meanwhile, Nats—great-grandchild of oil magnate John Paul Getty—publicly announced their transgender and non-binary journey on Instagram in January 2021. “I have spent my entire life not in sync with the body I was born with,” they shared, adding that top surgery was “a privilege” many can’t access. Because nothing says global oil fortune quite like a heartfelt PSA on self-discovery.
While the duo navigates this post-marriage chapter, they join a growing list of 2025 splits. Marion Cotillard and Guillaume Canet quietly called it off after 18 years and two kids, insisting in their joint People statement that they wanted to preempt rumors. Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom ended their nine-year engagement, with sources telling multiple outlets that distance and touring schedules finally trumped love. Even Dermot Mulroney filed on June 23, citing “irreconcilable differences” with prima ballerina Prima Apollinaire, proving no marriage is immune to mysterious legalese.
In the end, Gigi and Nats’s separation reads less like a scandal and more like a spreadsheet of life decisions gone sideways. Tune in next time for more blockbuster unions—and breakups—that remind us human emotions are arguably the messiest assets of all.
Well, there you have it: another perfect example of modern romance, meticulously packaged and quietly unpacked. Tune in next time for more bad decisions and questionable life choices.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and People Magazine, TMZ, E! News
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