Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski have ended their marriage after nine years together, reps for the couple confirmed this week.
The pair, who eloped in a private ceremony in March 2017, share two children: daughter Nina, 8, and son Thomas, 5. Their split was first reported as a People exclusive, with the news quickly picked up across entertainment outlets.
Seyfried and Sadoski met in 2015 while co-starring in the off-Broadway play The Way We Get By and reconnected the following year on the film The Last Word. They went public with their relationship in March 2016, got engaged that September, and married in a small, guest-free ceremony in Topanga, California, just before welcoming their daughter.
Over the years, the couple built a quiet life away from Hollywood, living on a farm in upstate New York with their two children. Seyfried has spoken openly in past interviews about valuing that private, grounded home life alongside her acting career, which currently includes the upcoming films Housemaid and The Testament of Ann Lee.
No further details about the reason for the split have been made public at this time.
As the couple begins this new chapter, many will be hoping Seyfried and Sadoski find peace and stability for their two young children through the transition - a reminder of how much grace family life often calls for, no matter how public or private it plays out.
A representative for the couple has not indicated whether more information will be shared.
