No a husband nor a wife can leave an unrelated person or related person as beneficiary of his/her IRA with out spousal consent. The spounce is the one that would be entitled to half of the IRA in a divorce,and if one spounce died the IRA would go to the surviving spouce. You can check with your IRA and see if you can leave a second beneficiary if either spouce passed away.
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