Meghan King Dating Businessman Trevor Colhoun After Cuffe Biden Owens Split: Report

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Meghan King is dating a new man, months after her split from third husband Cuffe Biden Owens, according to reports
She and businessman beau Trevor Colhoun reportedly are "very happy" together but are "keeping things private"
They have not publicly confirmed their relationship

Meghan King is dating again after her third failed marriage.

Months after she called it quits with President Biden's nephew Cuffe Biden Owens, the "Real Housewives of Orange County" alum is enjoying a budding romance with businessman Trevor Colhoun, unnamed sources told Page Six. TMZ was the first to report the relationship news.

King started dating Colhoun in April, according to the insiders.

"Meghan and Trevor are keeping things private," one source said. "But they are very happy in their new relationship."

Colhoun runs a professional networking platform for licensed clinicians. He is also an heir to the John Deere tractor fortune, according to the outlet.

King and the co-founder and CEO of Trusted Provider Network met through mutual friends, unnamed sources close to the couple told TMZ. They have not publicly confirmed their relationship.

The Bravo personality married Brad McDill, her college sweetheart, in 2007. Their marriage lasted four years.

She married her second husband Jim Edmonds – with whom she shares children Aspen, Hayes and Hart – in 2014. They split five years later and finalized their divorce in May 2021.

King then tied the knot with Owens in October 2021, just a month after they met on a dating app. However, they announced their breakup just two months after their wedding.

Fans were surprised by their separation because just three weeks earlier, King had asked for "good marriage tips" on social media, suggesting that she was keen on making her third marriage work.

King spoke about her three failed marriages when she appeared in an episode of SiriusXM's "Jeff Lewis Live" in April. She admitted that she was a "love addict." However, after tying the knot three times, she realized that "something is off."

"I love falling in love, but you know what I like more than falling in love? I like the stable part. Like the honeymoon phase is great and everything, but I really just want stability and I want a partner," King said. "And so that's what I'm looking for over and over and over and I'm getting it wrong. So something is off."