Elizabeth Vargas and Marc Cohn have decided to divorce after 12 years of marriage.
20/20 anchor Elizabeth Vargas, 51, and singer-songwriter Marc Cohn, 55, share two sons together: Zachary, 11, and Samuel, 8.
“Marc and Elizabeth are in divorce proceedings,” a source reportedly told People magazine.
Elizabeth Vargas and Marc Cohn have decided to divorce after 12 years of marriage (photo Getty Images)
“The kids are with him in New York while she seeks treatment.”
The divorce news follows Elizabeth Vargas’ announcement that she has returned to rehab.
Elizabeth Vargas first revealed her decades-long battle with alcohol addiction back in November.
In regards to Elizabeth Vargas’ rehab stint, Marc Cohn told People magazine in a statement: “On behalf of Elizabeth’s family, we are in total support of her recovery and want her to be well.”
Elizabeth Vargas also released a statement saying: “I feel I have let myself, my co-workers and most importantly my family down, and for that I am ashamed and sorry.”
Tom Hanks dropped the F-word on live television at Good Morning America on Friday.
Tom Hanks, 56, was on GMA to promote his new film Cloud Atlas.
But he left GMA viewers spluttering into their cereal after letting slip with the swear word while demonstrating his accent in the film to host Elizabeth Vargas.
The blunder came after a clip was shown of Tom Hanks in character, ranting away in a British accent.
Afterwards the actor told the host: “The lesson to take away from that clip is <<Don’t mess with me, Liz Vargas>>.”
Elizabeth Vargas then challenged the Forest Gump star to recreate the accent in the studio, with Hanks cautioning: “[It’s] mostly swear words.”
The presenter replied: “If you say it with an accent like that, they won’t know.”
Tom Hanks dropped the F-word on live television at Good Morning America
Tom Hanks then started to ramble (putting on an accent) – before letting slip with the F-word.
Immediately, he stopped mid sentence and put his hand to his mouth.
Elizabeth Vargas apologized: “We are so sorry, Good Morning America.”
And Tom Hanks said: “Man, oh man, I’m sorry. I have never done that before.
“I want to apologize to the kids in America watching right now.
“And let me say the next time I’m on the show there will be a seven-second delay. … Man oh man!”
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