Sofía Vergara Reacts After Joe Manganiello Contradicts Her Version Of Why They Divorced
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The "Griselda" star has said publicly that the "True Blood" actor's desire for children ultimately led to their split.
Sofía Vergara is sharing her thoughts after her ex, fellow actor Joe Manganiello, publicly pushed back on her account of what led to their divorce.
Manganiello declared in an interview last month that it was “simply not true” that his marriage to Vergara had ended because he wanted kids and she didn’t — even though that’s what she’d previously told Spanish newspaper El País.
During an interview with Variety posted on Wednesday, Vergara cast doubt on whether those were his actual words. “At the end of the day, you never even know if that’s what he said for real,” she said. “I’ve read a lot of things that I’ve said that I’m like, ‘Huh?’ What am I gonna do, call him? I don’t know if he even said that.”
Vergara and Manganiello wed in 2015 and announced their decision to divorce last year. She shared with El País in January that her marriage to Manganiello, 47, broke up because “my husband was younger; he wanted to have kids and I didn’t want to be an old mom.”
The “Griselda” star, 52, already has a son, Manolo, 32.
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