It is over. Not “almost over,” not “one signature away.” According to a new report from Starcasm, Patrick Mendes and Thais Mendes are officially divorced, with the Decree of Divorce filed in Nevada District Court. After a breakup played out in court filings, police reports, and Tell All confrontations, the ending arrived fast — and fans are already splitting into camps over what it means.
Just one day earlier, the story was that Patrick had asked a judge to grant the final decree without a live hearing. Now, Starcasm reports, that decree is filed. After four years of marriage and one daughter, Patrick and Thais have reached the legal finish line.
From “One Signature Away” to Done
On October 26, 2026, Patrick filed a Request for Summary Disposition for a Decree of Divorce without a Hearing in Nevada District Court, Starcasm exclusively reported. In plain terms, he asked the judge to sign off on the divorce without dragging both sides back into a courtroom. A hearing had already been scheduled for October 27, so a ruling was expected within about 24 hours.
That confirmation has now arrived: Starcasm reports the Decree of Divorce was officially filed, with further details still to come. Neither Patrick nor Thais had, at the time of reporting, publicly posted a statement about the decree themselves.
What the Stipulated Decree Actually Settles
The October 26 filing referenced a Stipulated Decree of Divorce and Custody — and “stipulated” means agreed. Patrick’s declaration, quoted by Starcasm, stated that the custody and child support provisions are in their daughter Aleesi’s best interests, that the division of assets and debts equitably divides what the couple owns and owes, and that the waiver of alimony is fair and equitable.
Together, those points paint a negotiated ending, not a fight to the finish: no alimony, an agreed split of property and debts, and custody terms both sides have signed off on, at least as described in the filing. That follows the couple’s mutual decision to take part in Family Mediation Center services, which Starcasm previously reported both sides agreed to try.
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Patrick filed for divorce in May 2026 after four years of marriage. According to court coverage, the couple separated in early May, with Patrick moving out of their marital home on or about May 6. Weeks later, on May 22, an altercation at their Las Vegas home led to Thais’s arrest for alleged domestic battery — charges prosecutors later decided not to pursue.
It only grew messier from there. Patrick later filed a motion alleging Thais had an affair that came to light in April 2026, but that motion was stricken after both legal teams agreed the allegations were inaccurate, with Thais’s attorney telling TMZ the claims had been included in error.
What Fans Are Fighting About Now
The reaction online has already split in two. One camp says this is the best possible outcome: a mediated, agreed decree that spares 3-year-old Aleesi a drawn-out court battle and lets both parents move on. The other camp is not buying the tidy ending, asking what the stipulated terms actually say — and whether “agreed” on paper means truly settled in real life.
Whether either will address it publicly is still unknown. For now, one fact is no longer up for debate: the marriage that began with a Season 9 love story is legally over.
So, fans — is this a clean break both of them needed, or did this ending come too fast, with too many questions still unanswered? Drop your verdict in the comments: Team Finally Free, or Team Too Fast?
