'SNL' Alum-Turned-MAGA Cheerleader Is Getting Divorced
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His wife filed court papers in Arizona.
Rob Schneider, the former “Saturday Night Live” and “Deuce Bigalow” star who has since became known for his Donald Trump support and right-wing social media posts, is headed for divorce.
People reported Wednesday that the comedian’s wife, Patricia, filed for divorce on Dec. 8 in Arizona, according to court records. The two met in 2007 and had a 2011 wedding ceremony. (However, People noted that the filing indicated the two were married in 2010.) They share 13- and 9-year-old daughters.
Their relationship is “irretrievably broken and there is no possibility of reconciliation,” according to the documents.
The statement is a far cry from Schneider’s gushing in a 2023 anniversary entry on Instagram. “I look forward to spending the rest of my life laughing and loving you and raising our niñas!” he wrote.
Patricia Maya Schneider (nee Azarcoya Arce) is a Mexican-born actor and screenwriter. She co-wrote, produced and appeared in her ex’s 2022 “Daddy Daughter Trip” film comedy, and produced, wrote and starred in a scripted series about the “SNL” alum, “Real Rob.”
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