As we reflect on the year, we take a closer look at prominent celebrity breakups, examining those in the public eye who have chosen to go their separate ways. The latest addition to this list is Lauren Manzo, a well-known figure from “The Real Housewives of New Jersey” and “Manzo’d With Children.” Lauren, a member of the prestigious Manzo family, with her mother Caroline being one of the original Bravo stars, is currently navigating the end of her eight-year marriage with Vito Scalia.
Together, the couple has a child. Lauren assured her followers on Instagram on October 24 that she and Vito are splitting up amicably and offered some insight into the circumstances. “I want to make sure that everyone understands how fortunate we are. It’s taken a while to make this decision,” said Lauren. “We reached this mutually agreed upon resolution, but the legal process is already underway. Our shared commitment to upholding love and respect for one another is the reason we are traveling together.”
Prioritizing Their Child’s Well-Being
Lauren stressed the importance of their daughter’s well-being, highlighting her happiness and health as their primary concern.
She stated, “Our daughter’s privacy is of utmost importance to us. We haven’t been on television for seven years, so a grand announcement wasn’t necessary.” She reassured, “Our journey continues with a positive outlook, characterized by love and respect, and we remain a united family.” According to a detailed report by The Sun, Vito Scalia initiated the legal process of separating from Lauren Manzo on September 5th, citing “irreconcilable differences” as the main reason for their decision to part ways.
Lauren was formally served with divorce papers later that month, on September 29th. Despite these challenging circumstances, the couple has admirably maintained their focus on harmonious co-parenting and ensuring their daughter’s well-being.
Their mature and considerate approach to navigating this transition underscores their commitment to providing a stable and loving environment for their child, despite the complexities of their personal relationship.
