Overview
- The couple confirmed Wednesday that they have decided to move forward with their divorce after living together since early spring in an effort to heal and rebuild their family.
- Kelley Wolf publicly apologized in late August and said she was diagnosed with “breakthrough drug‑induced mania with psychosis,” a condition she linked to stress, past trauma, hormonal shifts and interactions between hallucinogens and prescription medications.
- Their split follows a highly public 2025 period when Kelley was placed on involuntary psychiatric hold, was arrested on electronic‑harassment allegations in August 2025, and Scott was granted temporary sole custody and a temporary protective order.
- Scott and Kelley said they will continue as co‑parents to their three children — Jackson, 17; Miller, 13; and Lucy, 12 — and that their priority is the children's best and brightest future.
- The announcement closes the reconciliation chapter that began with a public family reunion in February and highlights ongoing public conversations about treatment, accountability and family recovery after a celebrity mental‑health crisis.