Karlie Redd is back on the market as a single woman.
The “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta” star has finalized her divorce from husband Maurice “Mo” Fayne, Bossip is reporting
Redd reportedly filed for divorce from Fayne last month, two days after the Flame Trucking owner’s May 13 arrest on federal bank fraud charges in connection with what the Department of Justice says was Fayne’s misuse of a more than $2 million government loan from a fund meant to help keep small businesses afloat during the pandemic. The feds say Fayne claimed he needed the money to pay his 107 employees, but instead he spent it on jewelry, a luxury car, and his child support payments.
Redd’s divorce was granted by a Georgia judge one week later after she filed, according to Bossip.
The former couple reportedly came to a mutual agreement on their split. They agreed that neither party will receive alimony, and Fayne turned over a 2019 BMW to Redd that was in her name. The settlement reportedly states, “There was no property, debts or children from the marriage.”
On season 9 of “LHHATL,” Redd revealed that she tied the knot with Fayne despite their prior relationship woes. Her fellow cast member Alexis Skyy claimed Fayne was trying have a long-term relationship with her while with Redd and that he proposed to Redd with the engagement ring he had presented to the Trinidad native.
Redd seemingly confirmed her divorce in an Instagram post shared on Tuesday, June 16. She wrote, “Can You Say Free!!!! 😬🙌🏽 I love U friends for always checking on me ❤️ My IG friends you know who you are ❤️.”
Fans urged the reality star to stay single following her recent split.
“At this point just hang it up sis 😂,” said a user.
Another wrote, “At this point she needs to focus on herself 😂🥴. I’ve never seen a woman have so many relationships in less than 5 years 🤦🏽♀️.”
Someone else commented, “Karlie , stop pursuing relationships at this point girl. Please stay single.”
The 46-year-old and Fayne got engaged in July 2018. Redd has also dated music producer Sean Garrett, rapper Yung Joc, music exect Benzino Scott and singer Lyfe Jennings.
