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> 今、新しい仕事を探しているみたいですよ。奥さんとも離婚 **する** そうですよ。

I'd say `離婚しているそうですよ`. Why is the form する used here?

If he has already got divorced, perhaps, it's better to say `離婚したそうですよ`. Does
this make sense?
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grammar verbs
Verb form before そうです
Because he has not divorced his wife yet. ～するそうです means "I hear (It is said)
that someone will do something". ～したそうです means "I hear (It is said) that
someone did something".

Of course, 離婚したそうですよ makes sense.
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