Dwight Howard’s wife, Amber Rose Howard, also known as Amy Luciani, filed for divorce just six months after marrying the former NBA champion and told TMZ Sports Tuesday.
Amy Luciani demands divorce form in Georgia court
Court documents obtained by media outlets show that rappers and reality stars demanded divorce forms separate from eight All-Stars in Georgia Court on July 1.
“Marriage is irreversible destruction,” Luciani wrote in the document, adding: “There is no prospect of reconciliation.” Amber asked the court to “equitably distribute” all marriage assets and property.
According to multiple reports, Luciani also requested lim maintenance. She also accepted the rumors about divorce Shadow Room Past Monday.
“Although it is true, I’m not sure how it’s open to the public,” Luciani said. “It still tangles my head a lot. Although I know it won’t happen, I hope the public will provide us with grace and privacy immediately.”
The couple announced their engagement last December
Dwight Howard and Amy Luciani’s relationship with them was made public when they announced their engagement in December 2024.
“Meet you, I won’t stop smiling since Superman,” Amber said in a now-deleted IG post.
Amber’s Instagram post includes multiple images and videos, including Howard’s 39th birthday party on December 8 and the time he admired her diamond engagement ring while at the club.
She also wrote in her post that month:
“I enjoy you very much from the public eye, but we’re here. Thank you for bringing me back. What I said or fussed, the first thing you said was ‘Did you pray?’ Then I realized I didn’t pray at all lately.
“I’m just grateful, happy, and ready for everything that is coming.
Dwight Howard is elected to Hall of Fame
Nicknamed “Superman” for his athleticism, Howard ended his NBA career as a three-time defensive player of the year, eight-time all-NBA member and five rebounding champions.
The 6-foot-10-sized big man chose to give up on the academy and was selected as No. 1 by the Orlando Magic in the 2004 draft. His idol Kevin Garnett reportedly inspired him after Garnett did the same thing in 1995.
Howard played in the NBA for 18 years with the Magic, Los Angeles Lakers, Houston Rockets, Atlanta Hawks, Charlotte Hornets, Washington Wizards and the Philadelphia 76ers.
He won the only championship with the Lakers in the 2020 Orlando bubble, last time in the league with the 2021-22 team.
In 1,242 professional NBA regular season games (1,078 games), Howard averaged 15.7 points, 11.8 rebounds, 1.3 assists, 1.8 blocks and 31.8 minutes of games while shooting 58.7% from the field.
In February, the former No. 1 pick in the 2004 draft was selected as the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame as an individual player and was also selected as a member of the 2008 American Men’s Olympic basketball team.
According to Jason Jones of Track and Field, Howard signed a deal in April to play for Big3’s Los Angeles Riot (Big3), a three-pair basketball league co-founded by Ice Cube.
