Imagine Dragons Singer Dan Reynolds’ Wife Files For Divorce; Netizens Blaming Him

On Tuesday, April 18, Aja Volman in Los Angeles filed for divorce, about a year after they made their separation public.

Imagine Dragons singer Dan Reynolds’ wife, singer Aja Volman, has officially filed for divorce after 10 years of marriage and a year since their separation was announced. Since the news of their divorce broke, netizens are speculating that it was because of his recent romance with Minka Kelly.

On Tuesday, April 18, Aja in Los Angeles filed for divorce, about a year after they made their separation public. After the pair broke up in September, Reynolds was rumoured to have started dating actress Minka Kelly.

The singer tweeted, “After 7 beautiful years together, Aja and I’s marriage has come to an end. Our children continue to be the most important thing in our lives, & we will continue to co-parent them with all our love. I ask that you please respect our privacy at this time as we work through this as a family.” 

According to reports, Reynolds and Volkman previously decided to get divorced in 2018 but moderated a year later. Ever since the news of their separation has surfaced, netizens are supporting Aja and trolling Reynolds.

A few hours ago, Aja Volman shared a selfie photo and captioned it 4/18/23. Fans reacted to the post by calling her the bravest woman in the world. One fan wrote, “Wishing u all the good thing ahead Aja… for me u always being the Great mother n wife.. such a great loss to person whose not appreciated all ur sacrifice n ur love.” Another fan wrote, “Bravest woman in the world wishing for the brightest and best days of your life ahead.” One more fan wrote, “I imagine this is one the toughest experiences ever but you are a strong woman, this too shall pass.”

Meanwhile, Reynolds and Kelly’s romance allegations started in November 2022, and the two were soon seen engaging in PDA on several dates.

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