• Acacia Brinley will be single when 2023 begins.
• The former couple, who wed in 2018 after dating for two years, have three children
• She also stated in her message that she is “eager to mingle.”

Acacia Brinley will be single when 2023 begins. After four years of marriage, the YouTube sensation and her spouse Jairus Kersey have divorced, she announced on December 28 on Instagram. The former couple, who wed in 2018 after dating for two years, have three children: a son, Cali, 2, and daughters Rosemary, 4, and Brinley, 5, respectively.

“Yes, I’m single,” Acacia, 25, wrote. “I have been single for a bit. Yes, I have all my kiddos. No, I do not have a storytime. And yes, I don’t know what else to say.”

Acacia shared text screenshots of her conversations with friends about how to break the news on her Instagram Stories, including one in which she mentioned Yung Gravy. She later jokingly added, “Oh and* @yunggravy hit me up,” to her original message.

She also stated in her message that she is “eager to mingle.”

Acacia released a TikTok earlier in December with the description, “What I’ve been up to since quitting social media in October 2021.” “while I was gone. There is much sorrow and much delight. I’m just glad to be here.”

Two days later, she revealed that she had been attempting to find ways to “appropriately talk about” what was happening in her life. However, she had refrained from going into specifics until she was prepared to do so in order to show respect for the person who “is a big part of my life” and until then.

“We’re just trying to enjoy Christmas as much as we can and take care of ourselves—or myself—as much as I can so I can be the best mother I can be, Acacia said. “What I can say and what I can share is that I and the kids are OK,” she continued. And a lot of new things and changes are occurring; it’s extremely frightening, but I’ll let everyone know when I’m ready to.” There isn’t a spokesperson for Kersey to represent him.

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