Reese Witherspoon and Jim Toth divorce after 11 years of marriage

Reese Witherspoon and Jim Toth divorce after 11 years of marriage

Reese Witherspoon and former CAA agent Jim Toth) announced Friday that they are divorcing after nearly 12 years of marriage.

In a joint statement posted to Instagram, Witherspoon and Toth wrote: "We have made the difficult decision to part ways with great care and consideration. We have had so many wonderful times together. Years, moving forward with deep love , kindness and mutual respect for all that we have created together. As we navigate the next chapter, our highest priority is our son and our entire family. These things are never easy, and very personal.

At this time, we really appreciate everyone's respect for our family's privacy.

The couple married in March 2011 and celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary on Sunday. They have a 10-year-old son, Tennessee James. Witherspoon also has a son from a previous marriage to Ryan Phillippe. Two children, Ava and Deacon

Witherspoon and Toth met while working as talent agents for the Creative Artists Agency, of which Witherspoon was a client.

In 2019, he left the agency to join now-defunct streamer Quibi.

Although Witherspoon and Toth kept their relationship a secret, the couple were embroiled in a scandal when they were spotted in Atlanta, Georgia in 2013. Toth was arrested and briefly imprisoned after being arrested on suspicion of impaired driving. Toth faced impaired driving charges, while Witherspoon was arrested for disorderly conduct. She refused to plead and was ordered to pay court costs, while Toth pleaded guilty to misdemeanor DUI and was ordered to attend a community service and alcohol education program and pay a fine.

Witherspoon has become one of the most sought-after producers in recent years with his Hello Sunshine production, including "Gone Girl", "Big Little Lies", "The Morning Show" and "Daisy Jones". show. ". & the Six" and the Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher romantic comedy "Your Place or My Place." In 2021, Witherspoon sold part of the company to Tom Staggs' Blackstone-backed Kevin A. Mayer and Candle Media for $900 million.