Scott and Kelley Wolf Moving Forward With Divorce Despite Reconciliation Efforts

Scott and Kelley Wolf have decided to move forward with their divorce, despite recent efforts to focus on family healing. The couple, married in May 2004, stated in a joint announcement to People that while they had been "home together as a family, focusing on healing, rebuilding and finding stability after an extraordinarily difficult season," they have "decided to move forward with our divorce" since early spring.

Their statement expressed gratitude for their years together and their "loving marriage," but emphasized their shared commitment as co-parents to their three children: Jackson, 17, Miller, 13, and Lucy, 12. "Our hearts are heavy, but they are also filled with gratitude for the years we spent together, for all that we shared and built, for our loving marriage, and most of all, for our incredible children," the statement read. "We now move forward into this next chapter, guided by love as co-parents to our children, and by our shared commitment to the best and brightest future for our family."

This decision follows a tumultuous period for the family. In August 2025, Kelley Wolf apologized via Instagram for her public outbursts, which she revealed were due to drug-induced mania with psychosis. She described the experience as her "brain had been hijacked" and that nothing she said during that time was "based in truth or reality." Scott Wolf offered subtle support by commenting with heart emojis on her post.

The legal proceedings began in June 2025, when Scott Wolf filed for divorce after 21 years of marriage. Shortly after, Kelley Wolf was placed on an involuntary psychiatric hold. Scott Wolf initially sought a restraining order against her, which he later dropped. Kelley Wolf was also arrested in August 2025 on charges of online harassment and doxxing, leading to Scott Wolf gaining temporary sole custody and a protective order.

Kelley Wolf voluntarily entered a mental health treatment facility in September 2025, stating she had "no awareness of my actions" due to being "completely delusional." She later explained her diagnosis as "breakthrough drug-induced mania with psychosis," attributing it to a combination of stress, trauma, hormonal shifts, and medications mixed with hallucinogens. In her apology, she specifically addressed Scott, calling her actions during her illness "cruel. Vicious. Mean" and expressing deep regret for the pain she caused him and their children.

In February 2026, the couple shared photos on social media of a family outing to Universal Studios, fueling speculation of reconciliation. At the time, Scott Wolf reiterated that they were "healing" and committed to being "honest, authentic, and loving to ourselves, to each other, and for our children." An insider close to the couple told People that they remained committed to each other and their family, with their children's well-being as the top priority.