Yesterday we learned from the horses’ mouth the sad yet not so shocking news that Demi Moore decided to file for divorce from hubby Ashton Kutcher in the wake of allegations that he cheated on her in their marriage. Today we are hearing from Ashton on the split. While Demi issued a full statement to the press yesterday, Ashton posted his comments on the break-up on his social media sites. Today, Ashton was spotted out and about sans wife (obvs) lookin’ about … well, as well as he’s looked in the past few weeks. Click below to read what Ashton has to say about the end of his marriage to Demi Moore.
I will forever cherish the time I spent with Demi. Marriage is one of the most difficult things in the world and unfortunately sometimes they fail. Love and Light, AK
HMMM. It seems to me that marriage is only “difficult” when one or the other person doesn’t want to be married. A loving, caring relationship may be work but it doesn’t have to be difficult. A truly committed couple should have no difficulty working together to enrich one another’s lives. I honestly think this split is best for both parties. Demi clearly was not happy and she finally decided to do something about that unhappiness … whatever the cause. In the end, I just hope things work out for the best for both of them. Break-ups are sad and hard but in the long run, they are usually turn out to be the best course of action.
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I find it hilarious that everyone bitched about Charlie and made Ashton to be an asset to two and a half men when clearly Ashton is a big arsehole and a lousy replacement for Charlie. The guy is one pointless celebrity and he should just go away forever.
Katie what the hell does TWO & A HALF MEN have to do with Ashton’s divorce or marriage to Demi?
Get some fresh air. He’s still better than that crack-head CHARLIE.
To be fair I think that most people find marriage difficult at times. But I agree that Ashton’s cheating was obviously the problem.
Perhaps he meant that divorce is one of the most difficult things in the world. I agree with Trent, when two people love eachother, then marriage can bring out the best in them. It takes committment that can seem like work, but it shouldn’t be difficult. I sympathize with both of them and wish them the best that life can be at this difficult time.
I agree with Ashton when he says that marriage is not always easy even if both parts love each other dearly. There are way too many factors involved in every particular situation that make it hard… HOWEVER I do believe that the important thing is that both parts have to be willing to put an effort into making it work, no matter the circumnstance. If you care enough, you will at least do your best to make it work. CHEATING is NOT a way of making it work, and if that’s the true story then he had a dificult marriage because he made it that way.
I think the problem is, they probably fell out of love a long time ago.
Especially since they are celebrities, and there are children involved, they probably both felt extreme pressure to put on a “happy face” even when things were not working. It’s also easier to stay in a crappy relationship and convince yourself it’s okay than to leave it completely. Even if he cheated, he didn’t just outright leave her. It’s easy to point fingers and tell someone “if you care enough” when that’s crap. Obviously they care about each other. I don’t believe that people should have to stay in a relationship without love just because they got married. There’s this assumption that if you get divorced you just “didn’t try hard enough” which is stupid. Sometimes feelings just fade because two people aren’t good together, and they might have brought out the worst in one another and wore each other down emotionally. I hope both of them find someone who can make them happy.
Trent, love ya, but when it’s only two, it’s each other…
Ashton + Demi + younger chic = one another (more than two).
marriage is difficult- but its worth it if you’re with someone you truly love. just like being a parent is difficult. no one said it was easy. this is what frustrates me about our society, too many people take the marriage commitment lightly (thanks Kim K for proving my point). too many people give up when it gets hard- only marry for the “better” and skip out for the “worse”
i don’t see any reason why “one another” can’t apply to two people. It still completely makes sense. Plus, this isn’t a scholarly journal, it’s a website. Why bother nitpicking about grammar?
Completely agree Melissa. I’ve seen people marry and I’ve seen people divorce. With the exception of few, no one gets married thinking later down the road they’ll get divorced. Divorce is usually exceptionally painful and I dont think it’s something done lightly. Even celebrities have feelings and I think it’s unfair to presume they didn’t work at their marriage.
marriages don’t fail, people fail. and i hardly think that marriage is one of the most difficult things in the world when there are soldiers fighting wars and people battling cancer. big picture, ashton…