Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis Master Co-Parenting: 'Getting the Best of Us' Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis have emerged as a model for successful co-parenting, navigating the complexities of raising their children after their high-profile split. The duo, who met at a Hollywood party in 2011, began dating shortly after and quickly became engaged in 2012. Their relationship culminated in the birth of their son, Otis, in 2014, and daughter, Daisy, in 2016. Despite their initial plans to marry, the couple called off their engagement in 2020, citing a lack of compatibility rather than drama or scandal. While their separation was not without challenges, both parents have prioritized their children's well-being above all else. The couple's approach to co-parenting has been marked by mutual respect and a commitment to their children's needs. Wilde and Sudeikis have openly discussed how their split has allowed them to focus more deeply on their roles as parents. On the "Call Her Daddy" podcast in 2026, Wilde reflected on the shift in their dynamic, stating that their children "are consistently getting the best of us in a way that when we were together was not possible." She emphasized that sharing custody has given her the space to be fully present with her kids, while trusting Sudeikis to handle their care during his time. "I have this space, which is permission to then go work," she explained, highlighting the balance they’ve achieved between parental responsibilities and personal priorities. Sudeikis has also spoken candidly about the importance of being present for his children. In a 2018 interview with Us Weekly, he joked, "At least I'll know how I screwed them up!" while underscoring the value of staying engaged with his kids.#call_her_daddy #us_weekly #olivia_wilde #jason_sudeikis #otis_daisy
Today’s Dylan Dreyer Files for Divorce From Brian Fichera Dylan Dreyer, 44, has officially filed for divorce from her husband, Brian Fichera, months after their separation was announced. According to Us Weekly, the paperwork was submitted on March 10, marking the end of their 13-year marriage. The couple, who tied the knot in October 2012, had previously shared updates about their relationship, including a decision to part ways in July 2025. A source close to the family revealed that Dreyer and Fichera’s three children—Calvin, 9; Oliver, 6; and Russell, 4—have relocated to Long Island following their split. The insider described the children as “thriving in their new town” and “happy,” emphasizing that they have established a “great new routine.” The source noted that Dreyer, who works as a coanchor on Today, is “very involved” in her children’s lives, particularly enjoying being home with them after school. The source also highlighted the couple’s commitment to co-parenting, stating that Dreyer and Fichera “do a lot together” for their children and have made “raising them a priority.” Despite the challenges of their separation, the family appears to be navigating the transition with support. The insider shared that Dreyer has received “a lot of support” from her colleagues at Today, who have been “helping her through this time.” Dreyer’s public statement, shared on social media, reflected her gratitude for the support she has received during the process. She wrote, “For many years I have shared my family with you all—the highs and lows. The ups and downs. And all of the blessings and beautiful memories in between. I am incredibly grateful for the support and love you’ve given me through it all. For that reason, I want to share with you that a few months ago, Brian and I made the decision to separate.#today #long_island #dylan_dreyer #brian_fichera #us_weekly
