Actor James Marsdens wife, Lisa Linde, files for divorce

Remember James Marsden? He’s a slightly good-looking man and previous “It Boy” of Hollywood, who looked as if it would get up from mediocre tv to craptastic films like the second and third X-Men films and a up to date Katherine Heigl romcom, 27 Dresses, to graduate to additional curtain munching in Enchanted and Hairspray. Then abruptly, he was relegated to B-movies and located himself taking part in 2d mess around to Russell Brand’s bunny in Hop. All of this is to minimize the unhappy proven fact that he was once now not immune to the destiny discovered inside of a disproportionally massive share of marriages, and James’ spouse has now filed divorce papers:

“X-Men” star James Marsden’s spouse has filed for divorce, TMZ has realized.

Lisa Linde cited irreconcilable differences. She’s in quest of spousal fortify and joint criminal and physical custody.

A rep for James tells TMZ, “This was a mutual decision. They are committed to raising their children in combination and remain nice buddies.”

The couple married in 2000 and feature two children — a son and a daughter.

Lisa filed for divorce on September twenty third. So this is interesting … TMZ were given video of James at 4:30 AM that morning, out of doors the Papaya King hot canine store in New York, making a song with a bunch of friends.

[From TMZ]

The video referenced by means of TMZ is actually bizarre, but I guess that James was once most likely inebriated and handiest took place to be filmed because he’s well-known. Most other people have executed ordinary things in public whilst drowning their sorrows over the dissolution of a wedding and are just fortunate enough to go ignored.

I in reality do want that publicists would prevent issuing the line about how amicable Hollywood divorces supposedly are as a result of — let’s face it — absolutely no person believes that nonsense. Movie stars are just as messed up as the rest of us however just occur to be fairly prettier normally. However, I have to surprise why the court can’t simply legislate a new floor for divorce — “He starred in Hop” — from the bench. After all, judicial activism does have its position in positive instances. God, I'm this type of jerk.

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