Actress Maggie Grace, known for her roles in "Lost" and "Fear the Walking Dead," finalized her divorce from husband Brent Bushnell in August 2025, according to court documents. Grace filed for divorce in May 2025 in Washington state, citing irreconcilable differences and stating the marriage of eight years was "irretrievably broken." The couple had been living apart since October 2024.
Grace, 42, is seeking to restore her legal name to Margaret Grace Ives. The divorce appears to have been largely uncontested, with Bushnell also signing the joint petition. The couple had a premarital agreement, a property settlement, and a separation agreement in place by March 2025, and neither is seeking spousal support.
The documents also revealed that the couple welcomed a daughter, Fiona, in 2024. She is now one year old. Grace and Bushnell, who also have a five-year-old son announced in 2020, did not publicly announce Fiona's birth.
Grace and Bushnell met in 2016 and became engaged the following year, marrying in May 2017 in Ojai, California. Bushnell is the founder of Two Bit Circus, an engineering entertainment company based in Los Angeles that focuses on blending science and education with high-tech games. The company recently secured $15 million in a funding round.
Grace's acting career includes a prominent role as Shannon Rutherford in the first two seasons of ABC's "Lost." She also starred as Althea in "Fear the Walking Dead" from 2018 to 2021 and appeared in the "Taken" film franchise and "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Parts 1 and 2." She was previously engaged to director Matthew Cooke in 2015, but they separated the following year.