Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski Confirm Separation

Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski have confirmed that they are separating after nine years of marriage. In a joint statement provided to People and reported Tuesday by Page Six and Just Jared, the actors said they had already been apart for some time and described the decision as the right one for their family.

The pair’s wording was notably warm rather than combative. They emphasized that they remain connected for life, offering a rare public update while keeping the details behind their decision private. Neither actor announced a court filing, and their statement did not invite speculation about what led to the change.

A relationship that began onstage

Seyfried and Sadoski first met in 2015 while appearing together in the off-Broadway play The Way We Get By. They later worked on the film The Last Word, and their relationship became public in 2016. The couple married in March 2017 in a private ceremony.

They share two children, daughter Nina and son Thomas. Both reports placed the children at the center of the couple’s statement, which framed the separation as a family decision rather than a public dispute. That distinction matters in coverage of a breakup involving young children: the confirmed development is the separation, not any unverified claim about its cause.

What the couple has confirmed

Seyfried, known for projects including Mamma Mia!, Mean Girls and The Dropout, has generally kept her home life away from daily celebrity coverage. Sadoski, whose credits include Life in Pieces and The Newsroom, has likewise spoken only occasionally about their marriage.

For now, their joint statement is the clearest account of the change: they have been separated, they believe the arrangement works for their family, and they intend to remain part of one another’s lives. No further legal or custody details were announced in the reports published Tuesday.