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Selma Blair Legally Divorced
Selma Blair and Ahmet Zappa are single again.
The couple's divorce was finalized Monday, a rather quick resolution considering Blair just filed in June and more and more Hollywood couples are going the multi-year distance these days when it comes to divorce proceedings (see: Charlie Sheen and Christian Slater).
According to court documents, both Blair, 34, and Zappa, 32, waived spousal support, which surely sped things along.
The duo tied the knot in a traditional Jewish ceremony at Carrie Fisher's Beverly Hills home in January 2004, after a quickie six-month courtship. Their two and a half years as a married couple did not produce any children.
Blair, who starred in Cruel Intentions, Legally Blonde and Hellboy, is currently signed up for a handful of films. Up next is the Ed Burns-directed Purple Violets, costarring Burns, Debra Messing and Patrick Wilson, in which she plays a writer threatening to cave under the pressure of becoming the "next big thing."
Also on the actor's slate, per the Internet Movie Database, are roles in the comedy Chlorine, the horror pic Waz, Homeland Security with Meg Ryan and Antonio Banderas (that's gotta be funny, right?) and a Hellboy sequel.
Zappa, meanwhile, is reaching out to a younger audience. His first young-adult-themed novel, The Monstrous Memoirs of a Mighty McFearless, debuted in July, and last month he joined up with the Jim Henson Company to give the big-screen treatment to the classic muppetfest Fraggle Rock.
The son of late rocker Frank Zappa will executive produce and pen the script for the Fraggles' latest adventure.
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