DJ Mustard filed for divorce from his wife Chanel Thierry on Monday.
The record producer, 31, cited irreconcilable differences with his longtime partner, 30, in the divorce paperwork.
He listed the date of separation as Monday as well, making it seem that the divorce decision wasn’t preceded by time apart, TMZ reported.
Life-changing; DJ Mustard filed for divorce from her wife Chanel Thierry on Monday, TMZ reported (pictured 2019)
The 100 Bands producer, born Dijon Isaiah McFarlane, started dating Thierry more than a decade ago though they only married in October 2020.
The pair share three children together ranging in age from two to 10 years old.
In his divorce filing, Mustard claimed that the pair have a prenuptial agreement.
No working this out: The record producer, 31, cited irreconcilable differences with his longtime partner, 30, in the divorce paperwork (pictured 2020)
Moving quickly: He listed the date of separation as Monday as well, making it seem that the divorce decision wasn’t preceded by time apart (pictured 2018)
Thierry is a model and owns her own loungewear company called Sleepova. She has a large presence on YouTube under the name ChanelDijon.
Mustard has worked with a number of huge rap stars including YG, Ty Dolla Sign and Migos.
He has three Grammy nominations and one win. He won Best R&B Song for his work on Boo’d Up by Ella Mai in 2019.
Close with many stars: Mustard has worked with a number of huge rap stars including YG (pictured here with Mustard in 2019), Ty Dolla Sign and Migos
Grammy gold: He has three Grammy nominations and one win. He won Best R&B Song for Boo’d Up by Ella Mai in 2019 (pictured 2020)
The Los Angeles native has experienced quite a bit of mainstream success resulting in multiple gold, platinum and multi-platinum albums during his illustrious career.
Some of his more popular songs include Ballin’ by Roddy Ricch, 100 Bands alongside Quavo, 21 Savage, YG and Meek Mill and Pure Water in which he collaborated with Migos.
His songs are usually marked by his signature phrase ‘Mustard on the beat, ho!’
Iconic soundbite: His songs are usually marked by his signature phrase ‘Mustard on the beat, ho!’ (pictured 2018)
