Jennie Garth and Peter Facinelli Embrace Friendship Post-Divorce, Share Heartwarming Reconciliation Updates

Jennie Garth recently shared a significant update with her followers following a heartfelt conversation with her ex-husband, actor Peter Facinelli, on her podcast. The episode garnered attention when Facinelli likened their marriage to an “arranged marriage,” discussing the challenges they faced during their divorce and co-parenting journey.

Despite their past difficulties, Garth revealed in her latest podcast episode that she and Facinelli have turned a new leaf and are now officially friends. She joyfully announced that Facinelli had unblocked her on Instagram, a gesture that meant a lot after years of being blocked.

She humorously mentioned borrowing his cooler for a recent shoot and using his guest room for fittings, highlighting the renewed friendship between them.

In a surprising turn of events, Garth shared that Facinelli invited her to his son Jack’s christening, whom he shares with his fiancée Lily Anne Harrison. They are even planning a family boat trip together, signaling a newfound closeness and co-parenting harmony. Garth humorously added that while they might joke about pushing each other overboard, their reconciliation marks a positive turn.

The couple, who were married for 12 years before their 2012 split, have three daughters together: Luca, Lola, and Fiona. Facinelli had previously shared on Garth’s podcast that their children played a significant role in why he stayed in the marriage for so long, despite personal challenges and eventual separation.

Since their divorce, both Garth and Facinelli have moved on in their personal lives. Facinelli was briefly engaged to actor Jaimie Alexander, while Garth married actor Dave Abrams in 2015, following her previous marriage to musician Daniel B. Clark.

The podcast conversation and subsequent updates reflect a positive evolution in Garth and Facinelli’s relationship, showcasing their journey from divorce and hardship to a newfound friendship and supportive co-parenting dynamic.