Hollywood\u2019s most recognizable \u201cAmerican Pie\u201d star, Jason Biggs, and his wife of nearly two decades, actress Jenny Mollen, have announced that they are divorcing after 18 years of marriage. The couple, who have been very private about their personal lives, confirmed that they remain on good terms and will continue to raise their two sons together. The news comes as the pair\u2019s spokesperson shared that they celebrated Biggs\u2019s 48th birthday together just a week before the split was made public.<\/p>\n
Jason Biggs and Jenny Mollen first met on the set of the 2008 film My Best Friend\u2019s Girl<\/em>, directed by Howard Deutch. The two were working together in 2007, and their chemistry quickly turned into a romance. By January 2008, the couple were engaged, and they eloped in a private ceremony in April of the same year. The wedding was a small affair, attended only by close friends and family, and the couple later renewed their vows in July 2008 in Napa, California, surrounded by loved ones.<\/p>\n Over the next decade, the couple built a life together that blended Hollywood glamour with a grounded family focus. They welcomed their first son, Sid, in 2014, followed by their second son, Lazlo, in 2017. Despite the demands of their careers, the family maintained a low\u2011profile lifestyle, rarely sharing intimate moments on social media.<\/p>\n While the divorce is a significant change for the couple, both Biggs and Mollen have emphasized that their priority remains the well\u2011being of their children. According to their spokesperson, the parents are \u201cvery much connected\u201d and will continue to co\u2011parent amicably. The children, Sid, 12, and Lazlo, 8, are expected to benefit from a stable environment that includes both parents\u2019 involvement.<\/p>\n In a recent interview with People<\/em>, an insider revealed that the ex\u2011spouses spent Biggs\u2019s 48th birthday together, underscoring their commitment to maintaining a respectful relationship for the sake of their sons. The couple\u2019s decision to remain on good terms is consistent with their public image as a supportive family unit, even as they navigate the challenges of separation.<\/p>\n Both actors have been careful to keep their personal lives out of the spotlight. Mollen\u2019s last public photo with Biggs was taken at the 2025 US Open Tennis Championship, where the pair appeared side by side, smiling and holding hands. The image was captioned, \u201cA totally approachable couple not trying to seduce you,\u201d reflecting their desire to present a wholesome family image.<\/p>\n In the wake of the divorce announcement, the couple\u2019s spokesperson reiterated that they are \u201cfocused on raising their two sons\u201d and that they will continue to support each other as co\u2011parents. The public\u2019s reaction has largely been supportive, with many fans expressing hope that the children will thrive in a loving environment.<\/p>\nFamily Life and Parenting After the Split<\/h2>\n
Keeping the Peace: Co\u2011Parenting and Public Image<\/h2>\n
Key Milestones in Their Relationship<\/h2>\n
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