Scott Stapp and his spouse, Jaclyn, are splitting.

The Creed frontman and former Miss out on New York, who ended up married for 18 decades, are going forward with a divorce subsequent person filings.

“Out of regard for their spouse and children, Scott intends to navigate this complicated time privately,” a representative for the Stapp wrote in a assertion, attained by Billboard.

Jaclyn, 43, filed for divorce 1st in June 2022 and afterwards withdrew, and Stapp, 50, filed in May nicely 2023, People verified by courtroom documents filed in Williamson County, Tenn.

Information of the divorce was really 1st described by TMZ.

Stapp and Jaclyn Nesheiwat married in February 2006 quickly soon after assembly at an occasion for Muscular Dystrophy Affiliation in New York.

The former couple of share 3 young kids jointly: daughter Milan, 17, and sons Daniel, 13, and Anthony, 6. Scott has but a further son, Jagger, 25, with his ex-spouse, Hillaree Burns.

Jaclyn previously served as Stapp’s co-manager. He signed with Shelter Administration in 2020.

In 2014, Stapp suffered a self-explained “psychotic crack,” all through which the singer, in a haze of medicines and alcoholic beverages, turned convinced that his family members was incorporated in a terrorist plot. Subsequent a period of time of intensive remedy, Stapp and his spouse started rebuilding their life style with each other. Part of that functioning encounter was documented on VH1’s Couples Treatment in 2015.

Stapp is at the moment concentrating on his new music. The artist’s mega-advertising and marketing tough rock group Creed reunited earlier this calendar year with a slate of concert events that go on building due to overwhelming ticket will need.

“So numerous constructive issues have now took place that are just intellect-blowing, in phrases of the degree of Creed’s resurgence,” Stapp just lately advised Billboard.

The artist is also in the midst of a solo tour in guidance of his fourth album, Larger Electric energy, which dropped by way of Napalm Data in March. The set was preceded by the ideal-charting 1 of his non-Creed occupation, the difficult-charging title monitor, which has climbed to No. 12 on Mainstream Rock Airplay and gained 1.4 million streams to date, in accordance to Luminate.