Sam Asghari finds new love after Britney Spears divorce: meet Brooke Irvine
Sam Asghari, the actor and fitness trainer who was previously married to Britney Spears, seems to have moved on with a new relationship. As reported by Pinkvilla, Asghari is now dating Brooke Irvine, a former champion cheerleader who has transitioned into a career as a
real estate agent
in Los Angeles.
During the opening weekend of The Tryst Puerto Vallarta in Mexico on April 25, Asghari spoke a little about his new romance. He mentioned that for him, love is what truly matters now — not the Hollywood lifestyle or the entertainment industry. He emphasized being present in the moment and supporting others.
Asghari's marriage to Britney Spears lasted from June 2022 until they separated in July 2023. He officially filed for divorce in August 2023, citing irreconcilable differences. Their divorce was finalized in May 2024, and by December 2024, both were declared legally single. Interestingly, just a day after becoming legally single, Asghari's relationship with Irvine became public.
According to a Us Weekly report, Asghari had spent some time focusing on himself after his split from Spears. Friends described Irvine as a "normal girl" and shared that Asghari seemed genuinely happy in the relationship.
The couple made their red carpet debut on April 25, 2025. Asghari explained that they attended not because it was the "perfect time" but simply to support a good cause. While at the event, he also praised the LGBTQ+ community, stressing that love should not be limited by gender or race.
Brooke Irvine has mostly kept her personal life away from the spotlight. Her LinkedIn profile shows that she was a competitive cheerleader who won back-to-back All-Star World Championships in 2017 and 2018 as part of the Cali Black Ops team. In August 2023, she shifted her career focus to real estate, specializing in
luxury rentals
in areas like Westwood, Brentwood, and Bel Air. She even closed a property sale worth $1.3 million in September 2024.
Rumors about their relationship started when the two were first spotted together at an amfAR benefit event in Las Vegas in November 2024. After that, they were seen together in everyday settings like a Home Goods store, a dog park, and Los Angeles International Airport.
On January 1, 2025, Asghari made things official by sharing five photos of himself with Irvine on Instagram. The pictures showed them enjoying time at the beach and getting dressed up for an event, with the caption, "Happy New Year to All."
Earlier, Asghari had told PEOPLE magazine that he was ready to move on and stay positive. He said it was important to stay grounded and to focus on the truth.
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