Rapper Amber Rose Howard Files for Divorce from NBA Star Dwight Howard After Just Six Months

Dwight Howard's Marriage Melts Down: Amber Rose Files for Divorce Just Six Months After Tying the Knot!

In a shocking turn of events, Dwight Howard's wife, Amber Rose (stage name Amy Luciani), has reportedly filed for divorce just six months after saying "I do" to the former NBA star. The couple only went public with their relationship in December and shared their engagement news on social media, but it appears that things have taken a drastic turn.

According to sources close to the situation, Amber Rose cited "irretrievably broken" as the reason for her decision to end the marriage. The court documents filed in Georgia reveal that there are no prospects for reconciliation, and she has requested an equable division of all marital assets and property.

The news comes as a surprise to fans who only recently celebrated the couple's whirlwind romance. Back in December, Amber Rose shared a video of Dwight admiring her diamond engagement ring at a club, gushing about how they kept their relationship under wraps for some time. She even gave a shoutout to her new hubby, thanking him for bringing her back to the faith and praising his Bible-toting, tattooed giant status.

The eight-time NBA all-star took to the comments with an infinity emoji, a red heart emoji, and a lock and key emoji, solidifying the pair's love fest. However, it seems that romance has fizzled out faster than a matchstick in a hurricane.

As the news spreads like wildfire, fans are left wondering what went wrong. One thing is certain - Amber Rose has taken drastic measures to erase Dwight from her social media presence, deleting all photos and mentions of him from her profiles.

TheScholarlyNote.com exclusively reports that court documents show Amber Rose filed for divorce on July 1st in Georgia. It's clear that this marriage was a brief flash in the pan - gone before it even had a chance to simmer.

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