Alexandra Daddario has filed for divorce from producer Andrew Form after nearly three years of marriage, with legal paperwork dated January 22 and the split announced publicly in February.
Alexandra Daddario Files Papers and How the Relationship Unfolded
The pair married in June 2022 after meeting in 2020 while taking separate walks in New York City. The relationship progressed to an engagement in December 2021 and a wedding the following year. Court paperwork was filed on January 22, and the separation was disclosed publicly the next month.
During their marriage the couple welcomed a son in October 2024. Daddario, 39, became stepmother to Form’s two older sons, Rowan, 9, and Julian, 12, from his prior marriage. Form is 57.
Descriptions of the split note that an emotional distance developed over time. Insiders described the relationship’s decline as a consistent loss of love that ultimately made separation inevitable despite efforts to preserve the marriage.
Co-Parenting, Privacy and the Personal Stakes
The couple’s public statement emphasized there was no drama in the split and underscored a shared commitment to their child. Her representative said, “The decision was made with love and respect. ” Both parents requested privacy as they manage the transition and said they will prioritize co-parenting their young son.
Those close to the family highlighted efforts to shield the children from media attention. The decision to file weeks before announcing the separation publicly suggests a desire to minimize disruption and protect family privacy during a difficult period. The couple has signaled intent to continue working together to ensure stability for all three children.
The actress’s personal path to motherhood has included loss, and observers noted she approached the separation with a focus on protecting her son’s emotional wellbeing.
Careers Continue While Family Arrangements Are Settled
Both individuals remain professionally active. Daddario has maintained a career that includes roles in Baywatch, The White Lotus and Mayfair Witches, and projects are continuing alongside her new single status. Form, a producer who co-founded Platinum Dunes, is known for work on franchises such as The Purge and A Quiet Place.
The split has been framed by those involved as unusually civil for the industry, centered on mutual respect and a coordinated approach to parenting rather than public conflict. Going forward, the immediate focus for both will be their young son and the blended family they helped create, while pursuing ongoing professional commitments.
Officials and family members have asked for privacy as arrangements are finalized and custody details are worked out privately by the family.
