In a surprising turn of events, the world has learned that rapper Jeezy and TV host Jeannie Mai Jenkins have decided to part ways. The announcement came when Jeezy, aged 45, filed for divorce from his wife of two-and-a-half years, the 44-year-old Jeannie Mai Jenkins. The divorce papers were submitted in Atlanta, Georgia, by Jeezy Thursday morning. The couple, who had a prenuptial agreement in place, revealed that they are currently living apart and that their marriage is beyond repair.

Their love story had begun with a sweet courtship, which eventually led to a beautiful wedding ceremony in March 2021, held at their Atlanta home. Their joy multiplied when they welcomed their daughter, Monaco, into the world in January 2022.

Jeannie Mai Jenkins, known for her role on 'The Real,' had always been open about their unique journey as a multicultural couple. The pair's bond grew stronger as they explored their different backgrounds and cultures together. Their love story reached a significant milestone when they celebrated their two-year anniversary with an unforgettable trip to Vietnam, a destination they both cherished deeply. Jeannie had organized the adventure as a surprise for her husband, emphasizing the importance of exploring Vietnam as a multicultural family.

However, their plans hadn't always gone smoothly. Jeezy's initial plan to propose to Jeannie in Hoi An, Vietnam, in April 2020 was thwarted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet, their love persevered, and they eventually experienced the magic of Hoi An together during their anniversary vacation.

Their love story began when they first met on the set of Jeannie's talk show, 'The Real.' Their relationship, initially kept under wraps, slowly blossomed throughout late 2018 and became public knowledge by August 2019. They both spoke of a magnetic attraction rooted in their shared values and passions for serving others, describing their connection as a love that should feel safe, honest, and pure.

Jeannie Mai Jenkins, known for her appearance on 'Dancing With the Stars' in 2020, dedicated a special dance to Jeezy during Disney night. Set to the song "Married Life" from the Disney-Pixar movie 'Up,' the performance symbolized the couple's aspiration to grow old together, much like the film's beloved characters.

Marriage brought a profound shift in their lives, as Jenkins expressed how it felt "1,000 percent different" from dating, albeit in the most wonderful way. They treasured their time together, as they came from backgrounds where healthy marriages were a rarity, striving to create a nurturing and loving environment for each other.

Jeannie Mai Jenkins candidly shared the challenges of her first year of motherhood, addressing her breastfeeding struggles and postpartum anxiety. Her daughter, Monaco, was a beacon of confidence and joy in her life, inspiring her to embrace the role of a mother wholeheartedly.

Their dedication to family was undeniable. Jeannie and Jeezy, adopted a "family first" mindset. They were not afraid to seek assistance from relatives when balancing their busy careers and parenthood.