Los Angeles, California – After two decades together, actors Sacha Baron Cohen and Isla Fisher have announced their decision to divorce. The couple, who have three children, revealed in a social media post that they had jointly filed for divorce the previous year. Met in 2001, the pair got engaged in 2004, leading to a marriage that has now come to an end.
In a heartfelt message shared on their Instagram stories, Baron Cohen and Fisher expressed their gratitude for the years spent together. The couple, known for their dedication to privacy, emphasized their continued commitment to their children. Sharing a photo of themselves in tennis whites, they likened their relationship to a long tennis match, now coming to an end.
Their first encounter occurred at a party in Sydney, Australia, where Baron Cohen recalls being drawn to Fisher’s humor. Best known for characters like Ali G and Borat, Baron Cohen rose to fame in the 1990s with his comedic portrayals. Fisher, on the other hand, gained recognition for her roles in Australian soap opera Home and Away before transitioning to film with successes like Wedding Crashers and Confessions of a Shopaholic.
Recent tensions arose between Baron Cohen and Australian actress Rebel Wilson surrounding her memoir’s release. Wilson alleged mistreatment during the filming of Baron Cohen’s 2016 movie Grimsby, prompting legal threats. Baron Cohen’s legal team refuted Wilson’s claims, arguing that evidence supports their client’s innocence.
The divorce announcement adds a new chapter to the personal lives of these two well-known actors. Despite their separation, Baron Cohen and Fisher’s commitment to their family remains unwavering, reflecting their dedication to prioritize their children’s well-being. The public response to their split highlights the enduring interest in celebrity relationships and the challenges of maintaining privacy in the public eye.