Long Island Medium's Theresa and Larry Caputo to get divorced
Looks like there is no going back and the time for re-kindling of flames for Theresa and Larry Caputo appear to be long gone. It has been more than six months that the Long Island Medium couple confirmed that they were separating after being married for around 28 years. The couple is ready to move on permanently with no chance of a reconciliation.
According to TMZ, Larry shared, "The separation was a three-month trial period and we've moved on from that point. We're in divorce proceedings so that's been going on for the past six months. It's not finalized. I don't know when it will be but that's where we're at. I'm doing fine. I know she's doing well. I'm happy. We've moved on with our lives," he went on to add.
Many fans and followers have seen and watched the couple open up about their marriage and relationship struggles in the recent episodes of Long Island Medium. During the show's season finale, the viewers were able to see both sides of the stories and view different perspectives so that they know what went wrong.
Theresa shared, "Things at home have been really stressful lately and Larry and I have hit a bump in our relationship. And unfortunately, the truth is we're considering spending some time apart. So, I've been trying to get my mind off of things by being more adventurous. It's weird because sometimes it's like living two lives. In my work, I am crazy focused and in my life, my feelings and emotions are all over the place," she revealed.
Larry also went on to add that their busy schedules played a big role in their marriage struggles. "We're having a difficult time. I think a lot of the frustration has to do with us not spending the time together anymore. Along with that comes the lack of communication so it's like losing your best friend. It's hard. As much as I try to busy myself so I'm not thinking about it, it's still there. I know it's very trying for the both of us. I don't want to make it just about me. I know it's the same for Theresa also," Larry continued.
Larry also revealed that he has moved on and that he is dating again. "I'm fortunate enough to say I have met someone special but I'll just leave it at that for now," he said. As for his almost ex-wife, Theresa, she is continuing to tour the country as part of the Theresa Caputo Live! Experience.
Ultimately, the pair released a joint statement to People asking for privacy during their legal separation and the proud parents of two made it very clear that they are united about supporting their family. "We're at a point where even the therapist is saying that maybe you should take a break from each other. I think the thing that bothers me right now is I don't know what the outcome of this is going to be and I just can't imagine our lives not together. I just don't know where our lives would go from there," Larry added.
After the announcement of their separation, Theresa took to Twitter to share, "I’m overwhelmed by the love and support for me and my family while we’re going through this difficult time. One thing will never change and that is that we will always love and support each other, and be the best parents we can be to our children. Love you guys."
In an earlier episode of Long Island Medium, she revealed that their marriage was going through a "strain". "I sometimes interpret it as growing apart. I’ve changed and he has changed. We’re both not happy and, you know, it’s hard to try to work through that. It’s not easy for me to sit here and to talk about this, to talk about my feelings, to talk about how my marriage is, but you know, things do change," she told the camera.
During the month of April, Theresa told Extra that the pair was living on two opposite ends of the coasts- he was in Los Angeles and she was in New York and that they were taking their relationship and the chance of reconciliation "day by day". Larry is not sure about his future on Long Island Medium and he told TMZ that he is not sure whether he will be involved anymore. "All I can say is fans are going to have to tune in and watch," Larry said.
