Social media couple Scotts splits, Kristy files for divorce over alleged infidelity

Popular TikTokers the Scotts are officially ending their marriage after over a decade together, with Kristy Scott filing for divorce from her husband, Desmond Scott.
According to TMZ, court documents filed in Harris County, Texas, show Mrs Scott citing alleged infidelity as the reason for the split, saying the betrayal “completely wiped out any reasonable chance of reconciliation.”
The pair, who met as teenagers and married in 2014, will soon cease living together as husband and wife as the legal process moves forward.
The development came weeks after Mrs Scott’s last appearance with her husband on her social media pages in early December 2025.
The couple built a massive online following by sharing their lives with millions of viewers across TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.
From couple moments and daily routines to home renovation projects and funny challenges, their content won over audiences.
In addition to their personal content, the couple co-founded a creative production company “Meant To Be Films,” focused on wedding storytelling and film.
The couple share two young sons, and until recently appeared to celebrate family life together both on and off screen.
Mrs Scott quickly gained recognition for her relatable personality and dynamic storytelling, while her husband complemented her creative vision often showcasing his talents from cooking to collaborative projects.
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