Amy Nuttall is reportedly hoping to divorce her husband, Andrew Buchan, who has romanced his Better co-star Leila Farzad
Amy Nuttall has reportedly filed for divorce from her husband, actor Andrew Buchan, after he left her for a co-star.
Last month, the 40-year-old – who married Andrew in 2012 – was said to be “crushed” and “crying almost every day” from the sudden breakup.
The couple shares two children together.
It was said he moved on with his Better co-star Leila Farzad, 40 – leaving Downton Abbey star Amy heartbroken.
It is clear that he told Amy that he was leaving her just days before Christmas.
However, it seems that Andrew and his new lover are now ‘broken up’.
Sources have claimed that Amy wants to “take back control” and has divorced her husband.
“The shocking twist is that it sounds like after all the pain and heartbreak, Andrew and Leila really broke up,” the insider said.
“That didn’t do much to change Amy’s mind, though.”
The source continued to The Sun: “She has told him she still wants a divorce. She has been publicly humiliated and the pain is unbearable.”
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Last month, Amy reportedly said she couldn’t talk about the divided rumors, saying “I can’t say anything”.
A source said Amy was devastated as she tries to rebuild her life.
They said: “It’s been really hard for Amy. She’s been crying pretty much every day since it happened and she’s struggling to deal with things. She can’t even bring herself to talk about it because she’s still trying to get through it all. to understand.
While a friend added, “Amy and the kids have been hit very hard by this as you can imagine. They are all crushed. One minute they were living an idyllic family life in a beautiful home and the next Andrew is walking into them.” , reports MailOnline.
Leila, for whom Andrew reportedly left Amy, played DI Lou Slack on Better while Andrew played Col McHugh.
Andrew, who plays the head of Leeds’ criminal underworld, is from Stockport, Cheshire and is best known for starring alongside Michelle Williams in All the Money in the World and ITV’s Broadchurch.
Better launched on February 13, with all five episodes going live on BBC iPlayer on the same day.
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