Chicago White Sox’s Lucas Giolito is getting divorced from wife Ariana Dubelko
Lucas Giolito of the Chicago White Sox is divorcing his wife Ariana Dubelko after four years of marriage
Chicago White Sox pitcher Lucas Giolito and wife Ariana Dubelko are getting a divorce.
The 28-year-old, who tied the knot with his teenage sweetheart in December 2018, announced the end of their marriage on his Instagram profile on Monday.
“Ariana and I have made the difficult, but mutual, decision to amicably end our marriage,” the post read, with disabled comments.
“We have shared many memorable moments and experiences together and would like to emphasize our continued friendship and respect for each other.
“After careful consideration and discussion, we have chosen to follow different paths while preserving the bond we have nurtured over the years.
Chicago White Sox pitcher Lucas Giolito and wife Ariana Dubelko are getting a divorce
The 28-year-old announced the end of their four-year marriage on his Instagram on Monday
Giolito and wife Ariana Dubelko were teenage sweethearts and got married in December 2018
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“While our decision to end our marriage is undoubtedly an important one, we are all determined to maintain our friendship and support each other as we enter this new phase of our lives.
“We emphasize our shared values of respect, understanding and kindness, which have guided our decision-making process.
“We have great respect for each other and intend to approach our divorce with the utmost dignity and care.
While we will no longer be husband and wife, we look forward to remaining close friends and supporting each other’s personal and professional endeavors.
“Ariana and I kindly ask the media and public for privacy and understanding during this transition period.
“We understand the interest in our lives, but hope our decision to part amicably is respected.”
TMZ reported that Dubelko filed for divorce in a Los Angeles court on Monday, citing “irreconcilable differences” as the explanation.
The veteran right-hander signed a one-year, $10.4 million contract earlier this year
The outlet did report that a representative for Giolito said the decision was “mutual,” but there is no joint filing in California.
Dubelko, who graduated from veterinary school last year, also seeks support from the husband of the veteran right-hander and 2019 All-Star who signed a one-year, $10.4 million contract in January.
The couple had no children together.
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