By Rahman Dukes

Celebrity photographer and record spinner D-Nice and his actress wife Malinda Williams are headed to splitsville. The separation (and soon to be divorce) was confirmed by D-Nice himself, who sent out this statement: "I ask that our privacy be honored during this extremely personal time. I thank my family and fans for their endless support."

The couple, who married in August 2008, were officially separated last October just two months after their one year anniversary.

A rep for Malinda Williams released a statement in regards to his client not long after D-Nice's statement. "I never comment on my clients' personal lives,"rep BJ Coleman said to Young, Black and Fabulous. "I do know Malinda's main focus is always the well being of her son. She is working on a couple of new projects and is excited about moving forward in 2010."

Williams, who is best known for her roles in films such as "Soul Food" and in the music video for Young Buck's "Shorty Wanna Ride Me" has a son with ex-husband Mekhi Phifer. D-Nice, who has one daughter outside the marriage, has provided photographs for the likes of 50 Cent and Talib Kweli and has created Web sites for Alicia Keys, Wyclef Jean and a host of others through his United Camps design firm.