Talulah Riley divorces after 18 months of marriage

Only 18 months has lasted the marriage between Talulah Riley and Elon Musk. The British actress and the founder of Internet payment service PayPal said yes to each other in September 2010 after a 2-year relationship, but now the couple decided to separate.

26-year-old “Inception” star admitted at the beginning of the relationship that Musk, 40, was the only man she slept with. Apparently that was a reason why her father was against their relationship because he believed Musk was a womanizer. Talulah Riley filed for divorce on January 17, 2012, citing irreconcilable differences. However it is not known yet who wanted to terminate the marriage or maybe it was a mutual consensus.

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