Rose McGowan has split from her husband after two years of marriage.
The former Charmed star has filed for divorce from artist Davey Detail - who she married in October 2013 after less than two years of dating - citing 'irreconcilable differences', TMZ reports.
The couple have no children and the 42-year-old actress - who is worth an estimated $18 million - has asked the judge to reject any claim for spousal support.
It's over: Rose McGowan has filed for divorce from artist Davey Detail after two years of marriage. They are pictured here in August 2014
It is unclear whether the pair had a pre-nuptial agreement, but the court documents state there will be a 'stipulated judgment', which is believed to mean they have already reached a settlement.
Davey (real name David Leavitt) proposed to Rose in July 2013 after one year together, and they married that October.
Rose - who previously dated rocker Marilyn Manson and director Robert Rodriguez - hasn't spoken out about the split.
The way they were: The couple cuddled up during an appearance in Los Angeles for a Dsquared2 event in October 2014
The actress was in a relationship with Manson for three and a half years, and engaged for two, but revealed they broke up due to 'lifestyle differences'.
During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live over the summer, the actress was asked by Andy during the show's Plead The Fifth question-and-answer session for one example of a lifestyle difference between them.
'Scarface,' Rose replied. Andy was perplexed until Rose asked him to think about the 1983 film starring Al Pacino as a Miami druglord.
'Coke,' Andy said as her cocaine reference sunk in. 'He did too much blow and you were not down for it?'
The actress then said, 'It was me...Actually, I don't know. I plead the fourth.'
'I'm honest, always, I can't help it,' she added.
Rose and Rodriguez were also engaged for two years, from October 2007 until October 2009, when they called off the wedding.
The star recently slammed the 'boring' industry and claimed she stepped away from life in front of the camera because there are not enough 'intelligent and daring' films.
In an Instagram post, she wrote: 'Thoughts on the current state of tent pole films aka superheroes. I'd like to petition for other stories to be added to the slate. Where are the human stories?
'I don't want green goblins and tight outfits. I want intelligence, daring, work that drives society forward. I want a mirror, not every cliché regurgitated ad nauseum. From Scarface, to Lebowski, to M, to Anchor Man, to the sublime Carol, to Chinatown,to Sullivan's Travels-. Let's bring complexity back. Let's be the badasses we used to be. Open up the director's chair and it'll change.
'think of all the stories not on screen because women are blocked by the status quo. F**k the status quo. Honestly, it got so boring in front of the camera I had to quit. Boring often times egomaniacal tyrants not making art. Hmmm.. Why ever should that change? Add women. Change the conversation. Promote depth. (sic).'
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