The Hurt Shocker! Jeremy Renner and his model wife Sonni Pacheco headed towards splitsville just 10 months after marriage?

Actor Jeremy Renner's model wife Sonni Pacheco filed for divorce on December 5 in Los Angeles after less than a year of marriage. Jeremy Renner and his wife are headed towards splitsville after just 10 months of marriage. As per the documents obtained by E! News, Renner and Pacheo married in January and separated on November 29, just 10 months later. Sonni Pacheco blames uncompromising differences for the couple breakup after a very short-lived union. Sonni filed for a divorce on December 5 in Los Angeles. She wants Renner to "immediately return (her) stolen passport, birth certificate, social security card and be restrained from making further efforts to conceal same."

Not only this, Sonni also wants their prenuptial agreement to be invalidated citing "fraud" as the reason and she is also seeking physical custody of Ava Berlin, their 21-month-old daughter. The Canadian beauty is two decades younger than 43-year-old Renner, in her filing stated she wants spousal support and reimbursement for moving expenses. She asked that joint legal custody and visitation be granted to 'The Avengers' star. Rep for Renner could not be reached.

Before the 'Hurt Locker' star revealed in September that they tied the knot, the pair was married for months already.

In an interview related to his latest film, "Kill the Messenger," Renner told Capitol File, "I have tried to protect my family's privacy, my wife's privacy. I don't need her to get hammered with my life. Privacy issues are important because I want her to go about her day without being bothered."

He added, "Paps follow me, [AND]that's fine. But it's annoying being followed when I'm with my family."

Jeremy Renner, who received an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor, and for playing Hawkeye in Marvel's The Avengers (2012) described fatherhood as a life-changing event that shifted his priorities. He said, "It's the best thing I have ever done-doing it later on in life. By then I achieved a lot of things that I wanted to achieve; I'm so blessed for that. Now I can really spend time with the family."

He added, "The only thing I think about when I'm not with my baby is, How do I get to my baby? I need to get to her, and I'm very miserable when I don't see her. I really love being a father."

Renner admitted he still works hard, apparently "even more," but it was to secure his family's future. He told Capitol File, "It used to be for myself so I'm not old and broke. All these things I still do, but I do it now for the future of my baby, and if it gets in the way of her well-being, then I stop."