After 18 Years, Jason Biggs and Jenny Mollen Call It Quits

Sometimes the most mature way to end things is to do it with grace. Jason Biggs and Jenny Mollen announced their split on May 14, 2026, after nearly two decades of marriage—and according to insiders, there’s zero drama attached to the decision. In fact, the pair recently celebrated Jason’s birthday together as a family, a reminder that dissolving a marriage doesn’t have to mean torching the relationship entirely.

The two met on the set of“My Best Friend’s Girl”in 2007 and moved fast—they got engaged within months. They eloped in April 2008 before throwing a larger ceremony in Napa Valley, California. Over the years, they built a life together that included raising two kids, Sid (12) and Lazlo (8), and collaborating on creative projects. In 2024, they worked together on a reboot of“Dinner and a Movie”for TBS, where they hosted guests and watched films together. Jenny also ran her own podcast,“All the Fails with Jenny Mollen,”where Jason appeared frequently from March 2024 through January 2025.

What stands out here isn’t the breakup itself—it’s the apparent lack of acrimony surrounding it. A source close to the couple told TMZ they remain on great terms and are focused on co-parenting their kids. That’s easier said than done when you’ve built a public life together, appeared on each other’s shows, and spent nearly two decades intertwined. Yet both seem committed to keeping the focus where it matters: on their children and maintaining a respectful relationship moving forward.

The real test, of course, comes with the logistics. The article hints at the question everyone’s asking: how will they split the marital assets? The details aren’t public yet, but given the cooperative tone so far, there’s reason to think this one might avoid the courtroom drama that often defines celebrity splits. In an industry where messy breakups make headlines, a clean one is almost newsworthy in itself.