Nicky Champa Dealing With Divorce from Pierre Boo via Humor

Following Nicky Champa’s divorce from Pierre Boo, which was made public in July 2023, Champa has used humor as a coping strategy.

His social media posts from late September and October 2023 serve as an example of this unique approach. 

On September 21, 2023, he posted a series of pictures from his solo trip to Joshua Tree, California. In the caption, he humorously wrote, “‘You’re so dramatic.’ Me: No, I’m not… *drives to desert alone to ‘heal.’*”

Similarly, on September 30, 2023, Champa shared a video on Instagram writing, “Guess who doesn’t believe in love anymore,” and he jokingly lip-synced the part “You and I” of Katy Perry’s song ‘Harleys In Hawaii.’

Nicky Champa is dealing with divorce from Pierre Boo with jokes (Source: Instagram)

He used humor again the next day, on October 1, 2023, posting a video with his mother writing “Who are the divorcees?” while lip-syncing to the same Katy Perry song. 

Additionally, on October 2, 2023, he published a photo of himself with comedian Chelsea Handler and humorously captioned it, “When you and bestie are single.”

Champa and Boo first met at a movie audition and grew closer as time passed. In March 2017, Champa and his now ex husband made their relationship Instagram official. After a few years of dating, the now-former couple got married in August 2022.

Why did Nicky Champa and Pierre Boo get divorced?

Fans were stunned following the divorce of Champa and Boo on July 9, 2023, after 6 years in a relationship and 11 months of marriage. Both famous personalities provided various grounds for their divorce, and the decision to part ways was not made hastily.

Boo shared in his Instagram Story with a simple message that read, “We broke up,” and also apologized to his fans for the heartbreaking news. 

Pierre Boo announced his break up with Nicky Champa. (Source: Instagram)

Champa expressed how their relationship has become a brand in an exclusive interview with Out magazine. Champa also described he has nothing but love and respect for Boo, who had been with him throughout his twenties when he grew up.

In addition, the age difference between Champa and Boo – who are 28 years old and 33 years old – and the couple’s status as social media stars put a strain on their nine-year relationship.

Champa said that as time went on, they realized that they possessed very contrasting beliefs and were growing extremely exhausted due to the pressure of measuring themselves to other people’s standards. 

Additionally, he expressed feeling trapped in the set of expectations they created for themselves as a couple hence losing their sense of self as individuals. 

Champa had sacrificed much for the relationship and the brand they had been constructing, and he believed it was time to focus on his growth and joy. He also argued that the decision to split up was crucial in finding oneself and moving on as an individual.

Their joint YouTube channel, which had gained over 2.5 million subscribers, would no longer contain collaborative work. 

Champa stated that he wanted to concentrate on his acting, modeling, and personal development. He addressed working with the Creative Artists Agency (CAA) and emphasized the value of developing one’s voice because their joint brand had somewhat buried it.