Alexandra Daddario and Andrew Form Split After Three Years of Marriage (alexandra daddario)
On Feb. 20, alexandra daddario announced that she and husband Andrew Form have made the decision to end their three-year marriage. A representative said the choice was made "with love and respect, " and added that the pair will continue to co-parent their 15-month-old son while seeking privacy during the transition.
Alexandra Daddario Confirms Split With Husband
The White Lotus alum publicly disclosed the separation after three years of marriage. The announcement noted the split was mutual and framed as a respectful decision. The actress is 39 and Form, a film producer best known for his work on major releases, is 57.
Rep statement on alexandra daddario split
A representative for the couple provided a short statement on Feb. 20 saying the decision to end the marriage was made with "love and respect. " The statement said the parents will continue to co-parent their 15-month-old son and asked for privacy as they navigate the change.
Family and co-parenting arrangements
Andrew Form is also father to two older children, Julian, 12, and Rowan, 9, from his previous marriage to Jordana Brewster. The recent statement emphasized ongoing co-parenting for the couple's youngest child but did not provide details about custody arrangements or living plans. At this time, those specifics remain not publicly confirmed.
How they met and married
The pair first met during the COVID-19 pandemic while walking in New York City; they crossed paths downtown, spoke briefly, and later went to dinner. They tied the knot in June 2022. In prior interviews, the actress described the relationship as clicking quickly and said becoming a mother and marrying had been longtime personal goals.
What to watch next
With the couple stating they will co-parent, observers will likely watch for any public scheduling or legal filings that clarify custody or living arrangements. If both parents maintain a cooperative approach, public indications suggest they intend to keep shared parenting private. Should either party make further public statements or file in court, those actions would provide clearer, observable indicators of next steps.
- Split announced Feb. 20; described as mutual and respectful.
- The couple will continue to co-parent their 15-month-old son and has requested privacy.
- They met during the pandemic and married in June 2022; Andrew Form also has two older children from a prior marriage.
