Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski Split After 9 Years

Actress Amanda Seyfried and her husband, Thomas Sadoski, have announced their separation after nine years of marriage, confirming the split in a joint statement to People magazine. The couple revealed that they have been living apart for "a while," stating that the separation "has proven to be the right move for us and our family unit." Seyfried, aged 40, and Sadoski, aged 50, first met in 2015 and confirmed their relationship the following year. They quietly eloped in an intimate ceremony in 2017, with Sadoski describing it as a beautiful event with just the two of them and an officiant.

News of their separation emerges just weeks after Seyfried listed her longtime Los Angeles home for sale at an asking price of $3.2 million. She had owned the property for 15 years, having purchased it for a significantly lower price. The listing of the West Coast property coincided with the revelation of their extended period of separation. Seyfried, who now primarily resides on a farm property in upstate New York that she purchased in 2013, had utilized the Los Angeles home as her base for over a decade. This three-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom residence served as her West Coast sanctuary.

Seyfried has previously spoken about her decision to relocate to her rural New York estate full-time. In March 2025, she shared that the tranquil environment of her upstate New York farm helped alleviate symptoms associated with her anxiety and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). The actress acquired the farm property in 2013, indicating a long-standing desire for a more peaceful lifestyle away from the demands of Hollywood. The sale of her Los Angeles home suggests a further step in severing ties with her West Coast presence and fully embracing her life in New York.

Seyfried and Sadoski welcomed their first child, a daughter named Nina, shortly after their marriage. Their second child, a son named Thomas Jr., was born in 2020. The couple's joint statement emphasized their continued commitment to each other and their family, stating, "We’ve got each other forever—and it’s GOOD." This sentiment underscores a desire to maintain a positive co-parenting relationship despite their marital separation. The timing of the announcement, closely following the listing of her Los Angeles property, highlights a significant personal transition for Seyfried, marked by both a change in marital status and a potential shift in her primary residence and lifestyle.