Amanda Seyfried, Thomas Sadoski End 9-Year Marriage, Plan Divorce

Q: How will the couple's separation and recent Hollywood real estate sell-offs impact their carefully curated rural sanctuary?

The separation is unlikely to end Amanda Seyfried’s upstate New York retreat; it is more likely to reshape it into a co-parenting base while deepening her move away from Los Angeles. The strongest evidence is that the farm predates the marriage as Seyfried’s long-term anchor. She bought the Catskills property in 2013, before she and Thomas Sadoski married, and has repeatedly described it as essential to her privacy, mental health and family stability. She has said the rural setting helps manage her anxiety and OCD, and recent reporting shows she had already made the farm her primary residence with their children and rescue animals. Her real-estate moves point in the same direction. Seyfried sold a Manhattan condo in 2022, has kept an Upper West Side apartment, and has now listed her longtime Hollywood Hills house for about $3.2 million. That sale looks less like a breakup-driven emergency and more like the latest step in a years-long consolidation around New York, with Los Angeles becoming less central to her daily life. What changes is the farm’s role. Instead of a marital sanctuary, it may now function as a carefully managed family property centered on the children, shared routines and animal care. Whether Sadoski continues to live there full time, part time, or nearby is not public. But their joint statement stressing that the split is “the right move” for their “family unit” suggests the sanctuary itself may remain intact, even if the household structure changes.

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 17

Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski said they have been separated "for a while" and will file for divorce, calling it the right move for their family.
The couple framed the split as amicable in a joint statement to People, saying they "have each other forever" even as their marriage ends.
Two children are at the center of that family unit: daughter Nina, born shortly after their March 2017 elopement, and son Thomas Jr., born in September 2020.
Seyfried and Sadoski met in 2015 on the Off-Broadway play "The Way We Get By," began dating in 2016 and largely kept their private life on an upstate New York farm.