- October 2, 2026
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Alan Ritchson Announces Split from Wife Catherine
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- September 13, 2026
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Actor Alan Ritchson and his wife, Catherine, have announced their decision to separate. The couple shared the news through a joint Instagram post after being married for 20 years. The statement reveals their intention to end their marriage while maintaining a supportive relationship as co-parents to their three sons.
Ritchson, 43, and Catherine emphasized the strong bond they formed throughout their relationship. They stated, “We grew up together. We built a life and a family together. And we are raising three incredible boys who will always be the center of our world.” They expressed their ongoing love and respect for each other, wishing to move forward with friendship and grace.
The couple hopes to provide each other space for personal growth as individuals. They request privacy and compassion from the public during this time of transition, particularly for the wellbeing of their children.
Reports from TMZ indicate that divorce papers were filed by Ritchson in December, followed by a reconciliation in March. The separation was ultimately announced in September. Alan and Catherine first met in high school, later reconnected in college, and got married in May 2006. Throughout their marriage, they welcomed three sons: Calem, Edan, and Amory.
Alan Ritchson’s acting career began with his role in the TV show “Smallville.” His other notable performances include “Blue Mountain State,” “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire,” and “Titans.” His breakthrough role came in 2022 when he portrayed Jack Reacher in Amazon Prime’s “Reacher.”
The actor shared insights into his family’s viewing of the show, noting its suitability as family entertainment despite certain intense scenes. Ritchson remarked that his children enjoyed the series and highlights the show’s broad appeal.
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