Alexandra Daddario and Andrew Form Split After Three Years of Marriage
Alexandra Daddario and film producer Andrew Form have ended their marriage after three years, the couple's representatives said in a Feb. 20 statement (ET). The statement said the decision was made "with love and respect, " that the pair will continue to co-parent their 15-month-old son and that they appreciate privacy as they navigate the transition. The announcement named alexandra daddario and Andrew Form as those who made the decision.
Alexandra Daddario's rep statement
The Feb. 20 statement described the split as a mutual decision made "with love and respect" and emphasized a commitment to co-parenting. The statement said the parents will continue to co-parent their 15-month-old son and asked for privacy while they navigate the change. The actor is 39 years old and Form is 57, details noted in the announcement.
Form is also a father to two older children, Julian, 12, and Rowan, 9, from his previous marriage. The statement did not provide further details about living arrangements, custody specifics or next legal steps, and those elements remain not publicly confirmed at this time.
How they met and married
alexandra daddario and Andrew Form first connected during the COVID-19 pandemic when they passed each other on a walk in New York City. She has described the encounter as a brief meet-cute in which he turned back to say "hi" as she glanced back; the two later went to dinner. She has also said she added a romantic twist to their meeting and that the relationship "clicked. " The couple tied the knot in June 2022.
The actor is known for her role in season one of The White Lotus and for appearances in the Percy Jackson films and Baywatch. Form's producing credits include major studio projects. Their marriage lasted roughly three years before the announcement of the split.
Immediate implications and next steps
The joint statement's emphasis on co-parenting frames the immediate public implication: both parties signaled intent to prioritize their child. The statement's request for privacy suggests fewer public comments and limited joint appearances while arrangements are worked out. Specific legal or financial arrangements were not described and remain unclear at this time.
If the couple sustains the stated intention to co-parent privately, public updates may be intermittent and focused on family matters. Any formal filings or court-set schedules would provide clearer indicators of custody and support arrangements if they are made public later.
What remains unconfirmed
The statement answered core questions about intent and parenting but left other details unaddressed. There is no publicly available information in the statement about legal proceedings, a timeline for separation logistics, or changes to professional commitments. Observers should expect the couple to limit commentary while they manage family arrangements and their child's wellbeing.
Filmogaz will monitor any future public statements or official filings for updates on co-parenting plans and related developments.
