Julianne Hough and Brooks Laich Split After 3 Years of Marriage

Famous dancer Julianne Hough announced that she has separated from her husband Brooks Laich. The former ice hockey player was living separately during quarantine from his partner. Both of them announced to the public that they have separated on Friday.

The couple told the People that they took time but finally decided to separate. They also said that they have immense love and respect for each other and will always have a place in their hearts for each other. The couple also asked the media to have compassion and respect their privacy as they move forward in their lives.

Julianne Hough and Brooks Laich were living separately

Julianne Hough spoke about the pros and cons of self-isolation in Los Angeles during an interview with Oprah Magazine. She then revealed that Brooks was staying in Idaho and maintaining social distancing.

The actress when onto to say that her husband has been doing lots of yard work at Idaho and she was doing her own thing. She also expressed that the time has been magical for her and she has been able to explore herself.

Brooks has been enjoying his quarantine time at Idaho while working on his 10-acre property that required some TLC. He said that he wanted to spend time there through his “How men think” podcast. (www.easyvet.com) He said that the place needed an overhaul and cleaning. The player revealed that he has a yard in the Los Angeles house but he is enjoying time with his pet dog at Idaho. Brooks can also go fishing and has a friend to go hunting with. He loves his time at Idaho and has been able to make the most of it while maintaining social distancing rules.

Although the couple has decided to split, their friendship still remains. Their social media interactions show that they’re very friendly and their separation doesn’t seem to be on a bad note. The couple even came out very elegantly to the public and shared their views on how they plan to go forward. While fans and followers are upset about their separation, they can only hope the best for the couple for years to come.