Kaley Cuoco appears to be unaffected from the divorce with Ryan Sweeting as "The Big Bang Theory" actress was spotted on a girls' night out in The Village, Studio City in California on Friday night.

"The outing seemed to be raising the 29-year-old's spirits, as she was seen laughing with friends while exiting the hot spot," said Daily Mail.

Interestingly enough, Kaley Cuoco's took off her wedding ring for the night out, which made the divorce announcement official.

"The 8 Simple Rules vet had on a long beige spaghetti-strap dress with a floral theme and little birds in the print," it said. "The looker also dropped the heels in favor of some very casual looking red and light grey flip flops. A long-strapped light beige fringed purse was worn cross body style."

Kaley Cuoco and Ryan Sweeting announced that they are headed to a divorce a few months before the couple would have celebrated their second wedding anniversary on the New Year.

A rep for the couple told People, "Kaley Cuoco and Ryan Sweeting have mutually decided to end their marriage. They ask for privacy at this time. No further statement will be issued regarding this matter."

Kaley Cuoco and Ryan Sweeting have been the subject of several divorce rumors in the past and "The Big Bang Theory" actress even had to take to her Instagram to defend her husband.

Back in April, Kaley Cuoco posted a photo of Ryan Sweeting in light of the divorce rumors while writing a long post.

"I have never been more proud of anyone on this planet," she wrote. "This guy is fighting back from a whirlwind of injuries and not to mention constant 'conversation' regarding our marriage and basically any daily decision we decide to make."

"All of you who take it upon yourselves to trash our marriage, daily workings of our relationship and everything in between, go ahead and keep doing it, cause it only makes us stronger," she added. "If you were smart, you would take a look at your own marriage, relationship, job etc, instead of focusing on someone else's. You might be surprised at what you find. 'You know my name, not my story.'"