'RHOC' 's Meghan King Learned Not to Post About Her Relationships Online After 'Whirlwind Marriage and Annulment'

Mar. 15, 2025

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Meghan Kingis setting a boundary when it comes to social media and dating.

“I’m just trying to date, and unfortunately, here or there, the press will pick something up,” King toldReal Housewives of Beverly HillsalumTeddi Mellencamp Arroyaveon Thursday’s episodeTwo Ts in a Pod, her podcast with returningRHOCstarTamra Judge.

“After mywhirlwind marriage and annulment,” said King, “I told myself, ‘I’m done putting people in the public eye, putting people on my Instagram. I’m done with that.’ "

Meghan King and Cuffe Biden Owens.Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty; Patrick McMullan via Getty

The Bravo alum was previously married toCuffe Biden Owens, the nephew of PresidentJoe Bidenand First LadyJill Biden. The two first met on a dating app and tied to the knot in October 2021,making their romance official on Instagrama week before the wedding.

In March, Kingannounced that she filed for the marriage to be annulled, which wasfinalized this month.

Mellencamp, 41, admitted on the podcast to “digging, trying to figure out” where on Instagram King posted about her and Owens, but King revealed that she deleted the content “because it was embarrassing.”

King’s remarks about the situation come after Mellencamp asked about the former reality star’s new relationship with businessman Trevor Colhoun, whom she has reportedly been seeing since April, according toPage Six.

“This [relationship] hasn’t been all over the social media,” Mellencamp said, to which King replied, “It’s so annoying, Teddi, because it’s like why do people care so much about my dating life all the time?”

“Because it’s so juicy!” Mellencamp joked.

Meghan King Edmonds/Instagram

The podcasters also poked fun at the wedding invitation theRHOBHstar received in her DMs for King’s second ex-husband, baseball playerJim Edmondsand his new fiancée.

The women went back and forth about how the invite was circulated before King commented on the idea that “everybody’s got their different styles,” when it came to the nature of sending the save-the-dates.

Mellencamp also asked King, “How is all that going? Do you still talk to your stepkids or anything like that? Or is it just [a] clean break?”

“No, I don’t talk to the stepkids,” King said. “It’s not that I don’t talk to them. It’s just, you know, just kinda faded away.”

“And then the younger ones, you know, they’re young now. They’re teenagers, as far as Jim goes, no we don’t talk,” she added.

Mellencamp interrupted to clarify how exactly King communicated with her ex-husband, which is through a co-parenting app, explained King.

“What advice would you give anyone that’s trying to be in a co-parent situation?” Mellencamp asked.

“I don’t know. My co-parenting situation is non-existent, so I would probably — like, I don’t even know. I’m the one that needs the advice,” King admitted.

“Do you think he’s a narcissist?” Mellencamp quickly followed up with.

King responded, “I mean, I think that, like, you can Google very quickly and give it about five minutes of my relationship, and anyone can kinda make that decision for themselves.”

“So yes,” Mellencamp laughed at King’s answer.

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King married the former MLB player in October 2014 andfinalized their divorcein 2021 after separating in 2019. They share daughter Aspen, 5, and 3-year-old twin sons Hart and Hayes.

source: people.com