Actress splits From Husband.

[sootycat]

From Digital Spy



Neighbours actress Kym Valentine has split from her husband Fabio Tolli.

Valentine tied the knot with Tolli five years ago and the pair have a four-year-old daughter, Millana, together.

Kym announced that she was returning to her role as Libby Kennedy on the Aussie soap in July, following a three-year break from Ramsay Street.

Meanwhile, according to the Sunday Herald Sun, Pippa Black (Elle Robinson) has parted from actor Fletcher Humphrys, who filmed a stint as villain Guy Sykes on the soap earlier this year.

This is sad although I have to say these people split up so often, I sometimes wonder if they actually work at a relationship

[SharonHarvey2]

sootycat said:

From Digital Spy



Neighbours actress Kym Valentine has split from her husband Fabio Tolli.

Valentine tied the knot with Tolli five years ago and the pair have a four-year-old daughter, Millana, together.

Kym announced that she was returning to her role as Libby Kennedy on the Aussie soap in July, following a three-year break from Ramsay Street.

Meanwhile, according to the Sunday Herald Sun, Pippa Black (Elle Robinson) has parted from actor Fletcher Humphrys, who filmed a stint as villain Guy Sykes on the soap earlier this year.

This is sad although I have to say these people split up so often, I sometimes wonder if they actually work at a relationship

No, I don't think they do, they think it is all to easy just to walk away from a relationship/marriage. They meet someone and then go to the first stage where you want to be with that person 24/7 and mistake it for love and then they either jump straight into marriage and then realise it was all a mistake or they decide to make the ultimate commitment and have a kid instead of gettin married and hey presto, there is another broken home and a kid with no parents together.

I think they should make it a hell of a lot harder to get divorced nowadays.

[RitaLittlewood]

I agree and it's the same all over. Slightest tiff and they split up.

Patsy