Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski confirm separation after nine years of marriage.

Seyfried and Sadoski first met while working on the off-Broadway play “The Way We Get By” in 2015 and later appeared together in the film “The Last Word.”
The couple’s children are daughter Nina, born in 2017 shortly after their wedding, and son Thomas Jr., born in 2020.
Seyfried recently listed her Hollywood Hills home for $3.2 million; she bought the property in 2011 for $1.85 million and reportedly continues to live on the East Coast.
The family has maintained a relatively private life at a farm in upstate New York. Seyfried previously said remaining there offered “privacy, peace and nature” and a more balanced life that was “essential for my mental health.”
In an interview earlier in the year, Seyfried praised Sadoski for supporting her career, saying he “sacrifices a lot for me.”
Actors Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski have announced their separation after nine years together, ending a marriage that began quietly in 2017. In a joint statement, the couple said the split was "the right decision" for them and their two children, and they plan to remain connected News18.
Seyfried, 38, and Sadoski, 48, met in 2015 while performing in the off-Broadway play "The Way We Get By." They share daughter Nina, born in 2017, and son Thomas Jr., born in 2020 TimesNow}.
The couple has kept their family largely out of the spotlight, choosing to raise their children on a farm in upstate New York rather than in Los Angeles. Seyfried previously explained that living there gave her "privacy, peace and nature," which she called "essential for my mental health." The family lifestyle stood in sharp contrast to typical celebrity routines News18.
Seyfried and Sadoski first crossed paths in 2015 during rehearsals for "The Way We Get By," a smaller production that launched their connection. They later appeared together in the film "The Last Word." The relationship moved quickly—they married privately in 2017, just two years after meeting, with no major public ceremony TimesNow.
In recent months, Seyfried listed her Hollywood Hills home for $3.2 million—a property she purchased in 2011 for $1.85 million. Despite owning the Los Angeles property, she has reportedly continued living on the East Coast with her family News18. The listing may signal shifting priorities as the couple navigates their separation.
In interviews earlier in 2024, Seyfried spoke warmly of her husband's role in her career, saying he "sacrifices a lot for me" and provided crucial backing for her professional ambitions. Despite those public remarks, the couple has now decided to part ways. The joint statement emphasized their commitment to co-parenting and maintaining family bonds moving forward TimesNow.
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