Kayla Reid Files for Divorce from Ryan Lochte After 7 Year Marriage

Kayla Reid Files For Divorce From Ryan Lochte After 7 Year Marriage

Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte and model Kayla Reid are officially swimming in different lanes. Reid took to Instagram on Tuesday to announce the breakup in a raw, emotional post that didn’t mince words.

“After 8 years together and over 6 years of marriage, Ryan and I have decided to amicably end our relationship,” Reid wrote on June 4. “This decision has been one of the most difficult I’ve ever had to make.”

And just like that, another celeb couple bites the dust.

Reid filed for divorce back in March, according to documents obtained by Page Six. But Tuesday’s Instagram drop was the first time she made it public. She didn’t go into gritty details, but she made it clear—this was about protecting her peace and her kids.

“Leaving was one of the hardest decisions I’ve ever had to make. But as I tell our children, we do hard things,” she wrote. “I’m proud of the mother I am and the woman I’m becoming.”

The two met back in 2016 and got engaged after just a few months of dating. Fast-forward to 2018, they tied the knot and built a family that includes their three kids: Caiden Zane (8), Liv Rae (5), and Georgia June (1).

Lochte hasn’t been completely silent, either. He told Page Six he’s “so grateful” for their time together and is focused on raising their kids respectfully and peacefully. Sounds like no bad blood here—just two people trying to move forward with maturity and grace.

Still, fans were quick to react, with many flooding Reid’s comments to offer support. “You’re doing amazing, mama,” one follower wrote. Another said, “This is strength.”

Reid’s message came off as calm, firm, and full of self-worth. No drama. No cryptic lyrics. Just real talk about change, growth, and choosing happiness—even when it’s hard.

Hollywood might have a reputation for whirlwind romances and messy splits, but this one? Surprisingly chill.

So while Lochte might’ve conquered pools and podiums, it looks like Reid’s showing us how to handle life’s tougher currents—with dignity, heart, and zero tabloid chaos.