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Jenny Mollen: 'Massively Depressed' Surviving Split
23 Jul
Summary
- Jenny Mollen admits to being 'massively depressed' post-split.
- She shares that 'surviving' her separation looks like this.
- Mollen and Biggs remain focused on coparenting their two sons.
Jenny Mollen is offering a raw perspective on navigating her recent separation from husband Jason Biggs after 18 years together. In a candid social media post, Mollen shared a video of herself outdoors, admitting, "I am massively depressed," and explaining that her post reflected "what surviving looks like." The couple confirmed their separation in May, with a representative stating they remain on "great terms" and are focused on coparenting their two sons, Sid, 12, and Lazlo, 8.
Mollen previously broke her silence on the split in an essay, discussing plans for a post-breakup trip to Italy and her goal of living in the moment. She also appeared on a podcast, describing her single status after 18 years as "surreal" and "bizarre." Despite living separately, Mollen emphasized that she and Biggs maintain close contact, coordinating their sons' schedules.
The couple met in 2007, got engaged within a year, and eloped in April 2008, followed by a second wedding ceremony in Napa, California, that July.
