All the couples who split this year

Page Six is breaking down all the celebrities who have called it quits this year, including what might have led to their separation.

Here’s an inside look at the actors, musicians and reality stars whose love wasn’t meant to be forever.

Todd Bridges and Bettijo

Todd Bridges and Bettijo called it quits after three years of marriage. Instagram/pagingsupermom

“Diff’rent Strokes” star Todd Bridges and his wife, Bettijo, have called it quits after three years of marriage.

The actor announced his split from the designer on Jan. 14.

“After much thought and mutual respect, we have decided to end our marriage. During our time together we shared meaningful moments, but have chosen to go our separate ways. I ask for privacy and wish her nothing but love and happiness moving forward,” Bridges told TMZ.

Bill Hader and Ali Wong

News broke on Jan. 7 that Bill Hader and Ali Wong’s on-again, off-again relationship came to an end. Getty Images for Netflix

Bill Hader and Ali Wong’s on-again, off-again relationship has reportedly come to an end.

The comedians called it quits over their “difficult” schedules, according to People.

The outlet noted on Jan. 7 that Wong has an “upcoming stand-up tour,” and Hader is busy with “various film and TV projects this year.”

However, the exes are allegedly “focusing on their work and kids while continuing to support and root for each other.

“They are very much friends and still in touch,” a source insisted of the “very amicable” stars.

Brit Eady and Michael Cunningham

“RHOA” alum Brit Eady filed for divorce from Michael Cunningham after five years of marriage. Getty Images

Brit Eady filed for divorce from Michael Cunningham on Jan. 7 after five years of marriage.

The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” alum listed Dec. 1, 2025, as the date of separation, according to court docs obtained by TMZ.

Eady claimed the marriage is irretrievably broken, noting that she doesn’t want Cunningham getting spousal support or alimony.

According to the former Bravolebrity, the only marital property is their home in Atlanta, which they allegedly agreed to sell in the event of divorce.

Eady also argued that she and Cunningham should keep their respective cars they acquired during the marriage.

She announced their split on Dec. 31, 2025, with a since-deleted Instagram upload that read in part, “I’m posting this on the last day of 365 to remove this facade of faking like this marriage is going to work.”

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