

Actress Mia Goth has officially filed for divorce from her husband of nearly a decade, actor Shia LaBeouf. Court documents obtained by legal reporters show that Goth submitted the filing on Tuesday night, listing July 28, 2025, as the official date of separation. The legal action marks a major turning point for the high-profile couple, whose relationship has weathered a series of public controversies and reconciliations over the past ten years.
In the divorce petition, Goth cited irreconcilable differences as the grounds for ending the marriage. The 32-year-old actress is seeking primary legal and physical custody of their four-year-old daughter, Isabel, who was born in March 2022. Additionally, the filing requests that the court terminate its ability to award spousal support to either Goth or LaBeouf.
A Decade-Long Relationship Marked by Turbulence
Goth and LaBeouf first crossed paths in December 2012 while filming Lars von Trier’s drama Nymphomaniac: Vol. II. They began dating shortly after and eventually tied the knot during an impromptu ceremony in Las Vegas on October 10, 2016.
Their romance, however, has experienced frequent public strain. The couple briefly separated in 2018, with representatives confirming an amicable split at the time. They ultimately reconciled in 2020 before welcoming their daughter two years later. Throughout their time together, LaBeouf has frequently credited Goth for supporting him through severe personal and professional hurdles, famously stating on a podcast appearance that she gave him hope during difficult chapters of his life.
Recent Legal Troubles and Timelines
The divorce filing arrives amid a turbulent period for LaBeouf. The 40-year-old actor faced legal scrutiny following an arrest in February after a bar brawl in New Orleans. In June, LaBeouf entered a guilty plea to three counts of simple battery, resulting in a six-month suspended sentence, two years of probation, and court-ordered stay-away directives.
Representatives for both Goth and LaBeouf have been approached for comment regarding the ongoing divorce proceedings, though formal statements from the couple have not yet been released.
