Sutton Foster has filed for divorce from husband Ted Griffin.
The Tony-winning Broadway star, 49, and the Ocean’s Eleven screenwriter, 53, are splitting after 10 years of marriage, as per Page Six.
The Younger actress filed for uncontested divorce in New York County Supreme Court on Tuesday.
Foster and Griffin share one child, 7-year-old daughter Emily, whom they adopted in 2017.
The split comes as rumors of a romance between her and former The Music Man co-star Hugh Jackman, 56, continue to circulate.
Sutton Foster has filed for divorce from husband Ted Griffin. The actress, 49, and the Ocean’s Eleven screenwriter, 53, are splitting after 10 years of marriage, as per Page Six; seen in 2022
The split comes as rumors of a romance between her and former The Music Man co-star Hugh Jackman , 56, continue to circulate; the duo seen in 2022
Sutton confirmed her engagement to Griffin in 2013.
The pair said ‘I do’ in a private ceremony in Santa Barbara, California, in October 2014.
After facing difficulties with fertility for years, Foster and Griffin adopted Emily in spring of 2016.
Speculation about the couple’s relationship began in Broadway circles while Foster was starring in The Music Man with Jackman.
A number of sources told Page Six that Foster and Jackman ‘have fallen in love.’
‘They are 100 percent together and are in love and want to spend the rest of their lives together,’ an insider previously told the publication.
The pair are reportedly going strong, but have been keeping the relationship out of the public eye, according to sources.
‘They are still together. They go out of their way to hide it, but it’s common knowledge,’ an insider told Page Six.
The Younger star filed for uncontested divorce in New York County Supreme Court on Tuesday; they are seen in 2018
Sutton confirmed her engagement to Griffin in 2013. The pair said ‘I do’ in a private ceremony in Santa Barbara, California , in October 2014; the pair pictured in 2017
After facing difficulties with fertility for years, Foster and Griffin adopted daughter Emily, now seven, in 2017
Speculation about the couple’s relationship began in Broadway circles while Foster was starring in The Music Man with Jackman; they are seen performing in 2022 at the Tony Awards
A number of sources told Page Six that Foster and Jackman ‘have fallen in love’ but have been keeping the relationship out of the public eye; the two seen in 2022
Jackman filed for divorce from wife Deborra-Lee Furness, 68, last year in September, after 27 years of marriage; They are pictured in 2023
Jackman filed for divorce from wife Deborra-Lee Furness, 68, last year in September, after 27 years of marriage.
‘We have been blessed to share almost three decades together as husband and wife in a wonderful, loving marriage. Our journey now is shifting, and we have decided to separate to pursue our individual growth,’ they shared at the time in a joint statement.
The former pair share two adopted children together, son Oscar, 24, and daughter Ava, 19.
Meanwhile, Sutton was previously married to her first husband, Tony winner Christian Borle, 51, from 2006 until 2009.
In 2021 she shared her thoughts about staring a family with her second husband.
The star said she ‘was always on the fence about whether I even wanted to have children,’ in an essay for People.
‘I was always very career-driven, and I had such a tricky relationship growing up with my own mom… It was never clear cut for me. I married in my 30s; it didn’t last, but one thing it did give me was this little inkling that I wanted to maybe have a family,’ she added.
However, when she met Griffin, her view on family changed.
‘When I met my husband, it was the first time that I finally went, “Oh, I get it. I understand why people have families,”‘ she wrote.
Sutton was previously married to her first husband, Tony winner Christian Borle, 51, from 2006 until 2009; the former pair pictured in 2006 in New York
In 2020 she spoke about spending time with her husband and daughter amid the COVID-19 pandemic in an interview with People.
The star said it was ‘the first time that we’ve all been together for this amount of concentrated time without one of us traveling or having to leave for work every day.’
‘Especially breakfast and dinner. We’re all sitting at the table and now my daughter will ask everyone, “How was your day?” We all like to sit down and talk and we’ve made it a really important part of our day that we come together as a family.’
Foster added that her daughter was ‘really thriving’ because ‘we’re all together.’