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'Okay Baby' Influencer Katelynn Ordone Files For Divorce Months After Toddler Son's Death

'Okay Baby' influencer Katelynn Ordone files for divorce amid ongoing grief over son Preston’s death

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Questions people are asking

How long after Preston Ordone’s death did Katelynn Ordone file for divorce?

Coverage states the filing occurred *months* after Preston’s death, which took place over a year ago.

Are there details on the reason for the divorce?

No specific reasons have been provided in the current reports; Ordone has previously discussed the emotional impact of her son’s death.

Will there be public statements from Jaelen More?

Coverage does not yet specify whether More will issue a response or comment on the divorce filing.

What happened

Influencer Katelynn Ordone has filed for divorce from husband Jaelen More, according to multiple outlets. The filing follows the death of their toddler son, Preston, which occurred over a year ago. Coverage emphasizes the timing of the divorce filing, noting it comes months after Preston’s death, though specifics on the couple’s relationship or legal proceedings remain limited.

Outlets including *Us Weekly*, *Nine.com.au*, *E! News*, *People.com*, and *TMZ* have reported the development, framing it within the broader context of Ordone’s public persona and recent personal struggles. No further details on custody arrangements, financial terms, or the couple’s future plans have been disclosed.

Watch for potential follow-up statements from Ordone or legal representatives, as well as reactions from fans and industry observers.

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