Scott Wolf and Kelley Wolf confirmed on September 16, 2026, that they are moving forward with their divorce after 21 years of marriage. The couple separated in June 2025, but in an unusual turn, they moved back in together as a family in early spring to focus on healing and stability before making any final decision. In the end, they chose to end the marriage with gratitude rather than bitterness.
The past year brought serious challenges, including a protective order, a temporary sole custody ruling, and Kelley’s August 2026 public apology, in which she revealed a diagnosis of breakthrough drug-induced mania with psychosis. In their joint statement, the couple said their hearts are heavy but filled with gratitude for the years they shared and, most of all, for their three children: Jackson, 17, Miller, 13, and Lucy, 12. Moving forward, their focus is co-parenting.
This story is a reminder that even public breakups can be handled with accountability and grace, especially when kids are involved. What do you think is the hardest part of co-parenting after a long marriage ends? We want to hear from you.
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