Nicolas Cage is officially divorced from his fourth wife, Erika Koike

Nicolas Cage and his fourth wife Erika Koike are officially divorced after a four-day marriage.

The three spouses got the divorce three months after their marriage, which they tried to cancel four days later, after Nicolas had claimed that he was "too drunk" to get married.

TMZ indicates that, according to court records, the Clark County Court Judge, NV, pronounced the divorce on Friday, May 31st.

The 55-year-old Hollywood actor Nicholas had claimed the union was based on fraud because Erika had not disclosed his criminal background nor his relationship with another person.

There seem to have been problems with the union almost immediately and a few hours after the wedding, which took place on March 23, they were seen arguing in front of the Bellagio Hotel.

Erika later was opposed to Nick's hope of canceling their marriage and claimed alimony.

TMZ claims that Nicholas could not get the cancellation but that he managed to get a quick divorce and that it's unclear whether Erika got the alimony that he had. she wished.

Erika says her reputation has been damaged by Cage and that she has lost career opportunities.

The 34-year-old agreed that the couple should divorce, but said that Con Air's cancellation petition should be dismissed, claiming that his allegations that the marriage was based on a fraud were false.

According to TMZ, Koike claims that less than two weeks after the filing of Nic's cancellation request, he contacted her to allow her to reactivate the information "in the right manner".

The couple had been out for about a year before their wedding in Vegas.

The couple knotted the knot the same day he applied for a marriage license, but at the Clark County Court Marriage Licensing Office, the Cage made a scene.

He seemed very "out of it" and was "very likely intoxicated," a witness told DailyMail.com.

At one point, Nic raised his voice and started shouting that Koike's "boyfriend" was a drug dealer and that he "did not do it" – apparently referring to getting from a marriage license.

The video shows Koike quietly saying to Cage, "I never asked you to do it," before he smiled and gently pushed her down the hallway, saying, "Come on, let's go y ".

A few hours later, the newlyweds appeared in front of a casino in full argument as Koike grabbed his bags and left in a taxi.

In the papers filed less than a week later, Cage cited Koike's "criminal history" among the many reasons he wanted to dissolve the marriage, according to The Blast.

He first claimed that he was "too drunk" to realize that he was getting married and that he was disturbed by realizing that his past had been marked by two DUIs. in the last 10 years, in addition to being arrested for domestic violence in 2006.

Koike did not dispute two charges of driving under the influence in Los Angeles, one in 2008 and another in 2011.

The site said that Erika had been "sentenced to five days in prison, accompanied by a very aggressive anti-alcohol program," in addition to a device installed in her car.

She was reportedly placed on probation and sentenced to community service in addition to Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.

The makeup artist was also scheduled to attend an alcohol and drug education program lasting 18 months.

In court documents, the actor claims that he and his ex-wife Erika, now in a state of intoxication, were in a state of intoxication. [Koike] to the extent that he was unable to accept the marriage.

Cage's lawyers said: "Before obtaining a marriage license and participating in a wedding ceremony, [Cage] and [Koike] drank to the point of intoxication.

"Because of his intoxication, when [Koike] suggested to [Cage] that they get married, [Cage] reacted on impulse and without the ability to recognize or understand the full impact of his actions. & # 39;