'Dexter' Star Courtney Ford Files For Divorce From 'Superman Returns' Actor Brandon Routh
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The pair, who share one son, are splitting after 17 years of marriage.
Courtney Ford and Brandon Routh are parting ways after 17 years of marriage.
On Wednesday, the “Dexter” star, 46, filed for divorce from the “Superman Returns” actor, 45, in Los Angeles, citing “irreconcilable differences” for the split, according to documents obtained by multiple outlets.
The pair, who worked together on the TV series “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow” from 2016 to 2021, tied the knot in Nov. 2007. They later welcomed their son Leo in 2012.
Ford has requested joint legal and physical custody of Leo, as well as spousal support from Routh, per the documents.
HuffPost has reached out to Ford and Routh’s reps for comment.
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