British actor Mia Goth has filed for divorce from Shia LaBeouf, bringing their turbulent relationship back into focus more than a year after their reported separation. Goth, 32, submitted the petition to the Los Angeles County Superior Court on October 6, citing “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for ending their marriage.
According to court documents reported by People, Goth has listed July 28, 2025, as the date of separation. The couple, who have had several break-ups and reconciliations over the years, share a daughter, Isabel, born in March 2022.
Goth has reportedly sought primary legal and physical custody of their daughter as part of the divorce proceedings. Neither actor has publicly commented on the filing so far.
Mia Goth and Shia LaBeouf’s relationship timeline
Goth and LaBeouf, 40, first met in 2012 while working on the film ‘Nymphomaniac: Vol. II’. Their relationship developed into an on-and-off romance, and the two married in Las Vegas in 2016.
Their marriage faced an early setback when they separated in 2018. However, the actors were spotted together again around 2020, fuelling reports that they had reconciled.
The couple later welcomed their daughter in March 2022. Despite their reunion and the arrival of their child, their relationship has now reached another turning point with Goth’s divorce petition.
Divorce filing follows years of break-ups and reconciliations
Goth and LaBeouf’s relationship has seen several changes since they first met on a film set more than a decade ago. Their separation in 2018 was followed by a reconciliation around 2020, before they became parents two years later.
The latest filing marks a formal step towards ending their marriage. Goth’s request for primary legal and physical custody of Isabel is also part of the proceedings, according to reports.
While the petition provides a separation date, neither Goth nor LaBeouf has issued a public statement addressing the divorce. Further details about the proceedings have not been publicly confirmed in the information available so far.