Fitness influencer Sami Clarke and content creator JT Barnett have officially ended their marriage after less than a year as husband and wife.
The former couple jointly filed for divorce on March 9, 2026, several months after publicly revealing that they had separated. Their court filing followed a legal separation date of June 1, 2025, meaning their marriage lasted only a matter of months before the relationship formally came to an end.
Clarke and Barnett had married in November 2024. Their relationship had previously attracted a large online following because of their work in fitness, wellness and social media.
The Split
The couple’s marriage began to unravel in 2025.
Barnett announced their separation publicly in October 2025, explaining that Clarke had decided she needed to leave the relationship. His statement made clear that the decision had not been mutual at the time.
Barnett said Clarke’s choice came from her own feelings and intuition and acknowledged that he had not wanted the marriage to end.
The announcement was a major change for a couple who had previously shared aspects of their relationship and professional lives with their followers.
Filing Date
Clarke and Barnett eventually moved from separation to divorce proceedings.
According to court documents, the pair filed jointly on March 9, 2026. The documents identified June 1, 2025, as their agreed legal separation date.
The filing formally established the end of their marriage while also outlining how the former couple planned to handle their finances, businesses and other shared interests.
Their approach was largely based on agreements between the two rather than a prolonged public legal dispute.
No Spousal Support
One notable part of the divorce agreement involved spousal support.
Both Clarke and Barnett waived any claims to spousal maintenance from one another. That means neither former spouse sought ongoing financial support from the other as part of the divorce.
They also agreed to return their engagement and wedding rings to each other.
The arrangements indicate that the couple sought to settle their separation without turning the proceedings into a lengthy public fight over personal property.
Their Businesses
The former couple also had professional interests to divide.
Barnett retained sole ownership of Core, their training center and business focused on creators. Clarke, meanwhile, kept full ownership of Form, her fitness and wellness platform.
The separation of their professional ventures allowed each person to continue developing an independent business identity after the marriage ended.
Their businesses had previously been closely associated with their online presence, making the division an important part of their transition into separate lives.
The Dog
The divorce agreement also addressed the couple’s pet.
Barnett received full custody of their dog.
Although relatively small compared with business and financial arrangements, decisions involving a shared pet can be an emotional part of a breakup. The court agreement provided a clear outcome rather than leaving the issue unresolved.
Why They Split
Barnett previously offered some insight into what led to the separation.
In his October 2025 statement, he explained that Clarke initiated the breakup after feeling that she needed to leave. He described the decision as based on her own feelings and intuition.
Barnett also acknowledged that he did not want the marriage to end and characterized the experience as deeply painful.
Neither person has publicly suggested that the divorce was the result of one dramatic incident. Instead, the statements surrounding their separation point toward a relationship that Clarke ultimately felt she needed to leave.
Sami’s New Chapter
Since the breakup, Clarke has increasingly spoken about rebuilding her life as a single woman.
She has described this period as her “single era in my 30s,” sharing reflections about healing, identity and personal growth.
Rather than presenting the divorce simply as the end of a relationship, Clarke has discussed the experience as an opportunity to reconnect with herself.
Her podcast, Transform, has become one outlet for those conversations. She has used it to explore personal changes and the process of moving forward after a major life transition.
Life After Marriage
Clarke’s post-divorce content has focused heavily on wellness and personal development, areas that have long been central to her career.
Her transition into single life has also given her an opportunity to separate her personal identity from the image she previously shared as part of a married couple.
For someone with a substantial online audience, that process can be complicated. Clarke has continued to discuss her experiences publicly while making clear that healing does not happen instantly.
Her message has centered on allowing herself to change rather than attempting to immediately recreate the life she had before.
A Short Marriage
Clarke and Barnett’s marriage lasted less than a year before their agreed separation date.
They married in November 2024, separated in June 2025 and publicly confirmed the split several months later. Their divorce filing followed in March 2026.
The short timeline has naturally attracted attention because the couple appeared to be building both a marriage and shared professional ventures before their relationship ended.
Their divorce agreement nevertheless allowed them to divide those interests and move forward independently.
Where They Stand Now
The Sami Clarke divorce is now official, with both former spouses retaining control over major parts of their individual lives and businesses.
Barnett remains connected to Core and has custody of the couple’s dog, while Clarke continues to operate Form and build her own platform around fitness, wellness and personal growth.
For Clarke, the focus has increasingly shifted toward what comes next. Her public discussions about entering her single era suggest that she is treating the end of her marriage as the beginning of a different stage of life.
The relationship may have ended sooner than either expected, but both Clarke and Barnett now have a clear path forward separately. As of 2026, the former couple are no longer married, and Clarke’s public journey has moved from wedding plans to healing, independence and rediscovering who she is outside the relationship.
