Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst has filed for divorce from wife Esther Nazarov, ending a marriage that lasted less than six weeks. TMZ reports the papers filed in L.A. County Superior Court claim the couple split due to “irreconcilable differences.”

Durst, who has a daughter from his first marriage and a son from another relationship, announced their separation on Twitter September 28. When a marriage goes south before all the bills have arrived from the wedding, you have to wonder what went wrong. Did the couple even get to know each other before rushing to the altar?

Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst got into the Halloween spirit with his son Dallas as the pair checked out Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch in West Hollywood, CA. Be careful, Fred! Those pumpkins are heavy!

Has-been rocker Fred Durst is trying to drum up press for “The Education of Charlie Banks,” the film he directed which opens next week. Nobody wants to hear about his band Limp Dicket, or whatever they’re called, so he has to fall back on dragging up old news from back when he was still famous.

Back in 2003, Durst was asked to submit songs for Britney Spears’ next album. The always media hungry rocker used this opportunity to tell the world that he and the pop star were having a passionate affair. Problem was, Spears went on “TRL” and claimed she barely knew Durst and they certainly weren’t romantically involved. 

The fauxffair was forgotten by practically everyone until Durst had something to promote, so now he’s on MTC News rehashing the whole thing—from his point of view, of course. 

“It just became a fiasco of madness, [but] I always stay true to my heart and true to everything I did and my intentions, and I am in no way a liar.

“I look back on it as very interesting [in terms of] how things have been sort of unraveling for her since, [but] it is what it is. I can sleep at night knowing I made decisions that I wanted to make. [Still], I’m a supporter. I was then, I guess I am now. 

“Her own decisions and different things in her life, people can judge her all they want, but she has an extreme presence and when she’s giving it, it’s really good. I don’t think you can really write her off and I just think it’d be silly for people to think that they could. Everything kind of works in cycles and I think she’s an example of how those things work.”

Yeah, those things work. She has a hit album and a major tour and you have an indie film that will probably tank.