Singer ShiaThe second divorce has turned the possibilities of a long-term court battle!
The seemingly friendly process seems less promising as it highlights the divorce of couples whose spouse support and physical custody are estranged.
Singer Cia and her estranged husband, Daniel Bernard, tied the knot three years ago at a small wedding in Italy. It was her second marriage after divorced Eric Anderslang in 2016.
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Singer Shia’s estranged husband wants joint custody of his son
Sia’s former responded to the divorce petition by requesting the support of a one-way spouse. According to the documents, Daniel officially submitted a response on April 3, and their marriage continued from December 28, 2022 to March 18, 2025.
The couple shares their one-year-old son Somersault Wonder Bernad, born in March 2024. In his submission, Daniel admitted that the marriage ended due to “irreconcilable differences.”
He is currently seeking joint legal and physical custody of his son, along with monthly spouse support from the SIA. Daniel also requested that the court terminate his right to support his spouse from him.
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Regarding their community property, Touch said Daniel is currently unaware of the full scope of shared assets and liabilities, but he intends to correct his response once this information is clear.
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The Grammy Award winner cited the irreconciliatory difference in Daniel Bernard’s divorce
The vocalist filed the documents on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, officially filed for divorce after 26 months of marriage. As the explosion pointed out, she cited it as a date of separation on Tuesday, March 18, 2025, with a prompt decision to end the relationship.
The singer requested both legal and physical custody of her son. She is open to granting her estranged husband Daniel the right to visit, but she also said she is requesting that she abandon the possibility of spouse support.
It remains unclear whether a prenuptial agreement exists between Domenico Dolce and the couple who signed vows at Stefano Gabbana’s Villa Olivetta in Portofino, Italy.
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The songwriter’s divorce from his first marriage led her out of music for three years
SIA opened up about her healing following her first divorce from Erik Lang in 2016, leading to a difficult three-year struggle with severe depression.
In a 2023 interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1, the singer reflected on how these challenges influenced the creative process of her upcoming album, “Reasureable Woman.”
After a split from her ex-partner, she found it difficult to get involved in life and music, and as a result, she was only an offensive songwriting stage, especially during the dark period.
Gradually, she was able to reunite with creativity and regain her motivation to create music. This revival ultimately led to a collection of songs that would make up her new album.
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SIA says she relies on her management team to help her determine when she has a strong enough track, saying, “I think I can know something particularly good,” but in the end she helps her choose the best of her album.
The “Elastic Heart” singer identified herself as strange in 2013
In 2009, SIA openly discussed her sexuality, saying that she is always flexible in her dating preferences, enveloping boys, girls and everything in between. She later identified her as “queer” on social media in 2013.
In addition to her sexual orientation, SIA was open about her health struggles, revealing in 2019 that she had neuropathy and was experiencing chronic pain. She expressed solidarity with those suffering from pain, emphasized that they were not alone, and encouraged them to be patient.
SIA was widely recognized for its 2013 hit “Elastic Heart,” followed by the chart-topping “Chandelier.” For years, she kept her privacy by hiding her face while being exposed with a big blonde wig.
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In the interview, she explained her choices, emphasized her desire to control her image and escape the scrutiny that comes with fame, especially regarding her body and appearance. SIA further expressed its release from the pressure of public judgment, seeking the same level of privacy that most people enjoy.
Shea’s vulnerability due to her autism diagnosis helped her find clarity in her life
In May 2023, SIA revealed that she had been diagnosed with autism, but, even very late, the revelation surprised both her and her loved ones. Nonetheless, her late diagnosis ultimately provided her with a clear view of her feelings of difference throughout her life.
In a conversation with “Rob has a podcast,” SIA shared her experience of feeling the need to wear a “human suit” for 45 years. But two years after her diagnosis, she embraced her true self. This is a journey that coincides with her decision to be plain.
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Shea expressed her joy in discussing her personal stories with “Survivor” season 44 finalist Carolyn Weiger, and recognized the unique bond they share as individuals. She is now celebrating her authentic identity by embracing what she once thought was extraordinary.
Emphasizing the importance of releasing secrets and shame, SIA emphasized that authentic love and understanding can only thrive in an open and honest environment.
For the first time, the singer reveals what they felt they were actually seen and understood, demonstrating the transformative power of vulnerability.
“We finally sit in a room full of strangers, telling us our deepest, darkest, most shameful secrets, and everyone laughs with us. We don’t feel like garbage for the first time in our lives.”
Can Sia and Daniel Bernard find themselves around the looming battle?